URGENT UPDATE: Lauderdale County residents could be sitting on unclaimed funds, and officials are stepping up to help them recover it. On Friday, November 7, 2025, from 2-6 p.m., the Lauderdale County Government Complex will be the go-to spot for residents to connect with county and state officials about claiming money that may belong to them.
This event, hosted in collaboration with State Treasurer David McRae, comes as new reports reveal that over $150 million has been returned to state residents since McRae took office in 2020. The funds in question originate from various sources, including dormant bank accounts and unclaimed business funds, which are turned over to the State Treasury after five years when rightful owners cannot be located.
Residents are encouraged to attend and discover if they have unclaimed money waiting for them. At the event, they will have the opportunity to speak directly with representatives who can guide them through the claims process and provide essential information about required documentation.
To prepare, residents can visit treasury.ms.gov to search for potential unclaimed money under their name and find answers to common questions about the process. Additionally, a comprehensive list of unclaimed funds specific to Lauderdale County can be accessed online.
This event is not just about money—it’s a chance for families and individuals to reclaim what is rightfully theirs. The emotional impact of reconnecting with lost funds can be significant, providing relief and support in tough times.
Mark November 7 on your calendar and make your way to the Lauderdale County Government Complex. Don’t miss this vital opportunity to potentially recover your lost funds! Share this news with friends and family who might benefit from attending.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.
