During the Indiana State Fair, Attorney General Todd Rokita and his staff had a booth set up, to interact with Hoosiers and help them find unclaimed property.

During the fair’s 24-day run, the AG’s office says it interacted with nearly 5,500 Hoosiers and returned a total of $133,000 to them.

To see if you have any unclaimed money that belongs to you, go to IndianaUnclaimed.gov.

More from Rokita’s efforts at the Indiana State Fair:

Attorney General Todd Rokita announced today that he and his staff returned $133,023 in unclaimed property to Hoosiers at this year’s Indiana State Fair. This latest outreach effort brings the total amount of money returned to Hoosiers in 2021 to $31,264,893.04.

“The Indiana State Fair is a cherished Hoosier tradition, and one that gives the Indiana Attorney General’s Office the opportunity to interact face-to-face with constituents we serve across the state,” said Attorney General Rokita. “I’m proud of our team’s work to connect fairgoers with direct service from our office and return unclaimed property back to Hoosier families.”

During the fair’s 24-day run, the Indiana Attorney General’s Office interacted with approximately 5,470 Hoosier fairgoers.

This year, much of the focus of the Attorney General’s booth was on helping Hoosiers find unclaimed property that might have been available to them. On Friday, Aug. 13, the theme for the entire fair was “Indiana Unclaimed Day.”

Staff from the Attorney General’s booth also handed out information to help consumers protect themselves from the most prevalent types of scams, including fraudsters trying to steal Hoosiers’ identities and/or swindle them out of money. Staff members also provided copies of the Parents Bill of Rights developed by Attorney General Rokita to help families exercise their legal right to have a voice in their children’s education.