The Tennessee Department of Treasury’s Unclaimed Property Division will be at the 2025 Sundrop Festival in Pulaski

To assist Southern Middle Tennessee residents who have lost money, the Tennessee Department of Treasury’s Unclaimed Property Division will be present at the SunDrop Festival in Pulaski on June 14th, 2025. At previous occasions, Tennessee residents have found hundreds or even thousands of dollars in missing cash. Giles County and the six neighboring counties have almost $15.4 million in unclaimed property. Amounts available to claim in each county are; Giles County: $1,629,931, Lawrence County: $2,094,957, Lewis County: $536,397, Lincoln County: $2,253,547, Marchall County: $1,881,975, and Maury County: $7,072,856. SunDrop Festival attendees are encouraged to stop by the Unclaimed Property booth to search ClaimItTN.gov for missing money. If property is found, the owner can file a claim at the booth, and Division representatives will be on-hand to answer any questions about the claims process from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM on Saturday, June 14th on the Pulaski Square. “I’m grateful to Treasurer Lillard for coming to my district to try to get people’s missing money back to them,” said Sen. Joey Hensley, of Hohenwald, whose district includes Giles County. “Unclaimed Property is a very important state program that’s working on behalf of Tennesseans to get their money back to them.” “I encourage everyone to take time to stop by the Unclaimed Property booth at the SunDrop Festival to let them search your name, because you might leave with some extra cash in your account,” said Rep. Clay Doggett, of Pulaski. “I am very proud to be able to support Treasurer Lillard and his staff’s efforts to reconnect people with their missing money through this program.”