Louisiana
Louisiana Treasury: $540K in unclaimed property checks coming to NWLA
(KTAL/KMSS) – Test your mailbox: greater than 3,000 checks in unclaimed cash totaling greater than half 1,000,000 {dollars} are coming to residents of Northwest Louisiana, in line with the Louisiana Treasury.
Louisiana State Treasurer John Schroder introduced earlier this week that 27,125 Unclaimed Property checks can be despatched to Louisianans in each parish within the state on Thursday, totaling $4.8 million.
Information offered by the state reveals that $540,164 is coming to three,196 residents in Northwest Louisiana.
Of these, essentially the most are coming to individuals in Caddo Parish, the place 1,820 individuals needs to be getting checks totaling greater than $296,850. Greater than 700 checks are headed to Bossier Parish, totaling greater than $134,742.
In De Soto Parish, 136 checks are on the way in which totaling slightly below $23,400.
With greater than $900 million in Unclaimed Property to return, Louisiana Treasury says it has been utilizing know-how to extend the speed of return of Unclaimed Property. By way of knowledge matches, Treasury is ready to replace addresses and difficulty checks for cash that many recipients didn’t even know they have been owed.
One in six people in Louisiana has Unclaimed Property, with claims averaging $900. To seek out out when you’ve got Unclaimed Property, search at www.LaCashClaim.org or name the Treasury’s Unclaimed Property Division toll-free at 1-888-925-4127 (Monday via Friday, 9 a.mm to 4:30 p.m.).
Beneath is an inventory of Parishes in alphabetical order, quantities returned, and a complete variety of checks issued:
ACADIA
$52,147.94
274
ALLEN
$12,561.28
76
ASCENSION
$103,744.07
700
ASSUMPTION
$10,223.72
65
AVOYELLES
$33,835.93
153
BEAUREGARD
$30,978.43
159
BIENVILLE
$9,740.58
60
BOSSIER
$134,742.86
700
CADDO
$296,850.71
1820
CALCASIEU
$245,598.33
1412
CALDWELL
$3,742.02
30
CAMERON
$2,438.60
14
CATAHOULA
$5,540.33
29
CLAIBORNE
$11,622.46
52
CONCORDIA
$9,057.48
54
DE SOTO
$23,399.19
136
EAST BATON ROUGE
$594,406.30
3424
EAST CARROLL
$6,416.26
19
EAST FELICIANA
$9,399.66
75
EVANGELINE
$22,932.98
119
FRANKLIN
$11,247.70
66
GRANT
$9,575.36
66
IBERIA
$64,283.11
364
IBERVILLE
$28,435.10
159
JACKSON
$7,424.13
52
JEFFERSON
$493,295.60
2458
JEFFERSON DAVIS
$22,300.10
159
LA SALLE
$4,972.58
39
LAFAYETTE
$291,234.43
1438
LAFOURCHE
$48,139.22
350
LINCOLN
$42,105.27
250
LIVINGSTON
$136,459.59
750
MADISON
$3,994.78
28
MOREHOUSE
$16,113.06
76
NATCHITOCHES
$25,467.55
145
ORLEANS
$533,713.00
2462
OUACHITA
$143,027.79
825
PLAQUEMINES
$13,487.76
85
POINTE COUPEE
$8,432.21
84
RAPIDES
$102,363.90
611
RED RIVER
$4,818.37
27
RICHLAND
$7,201.45
64
SABINE
$12,274.79
77
SAINT BERNARD
$33,872.64
215
SAINT CHARLES
$37,433.29
215
SAINT HELENA
$7,192.24
24
SAINT JAMES
$13,489.22
108
SAINT LANDRY
$70,154.80
406
SAINT MARTIN
$40,002.07
224
SAINT MARY
$38,130.16
223
SAINT TAMMANY
$301,598.88
1587
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST
$40,421.23
223
TANGIPAHOA
$135,039.32
760
TENSAS
$436.60
5
TERREBONNE
$88,525.69
495
UNION
$13,594.03
82
VERMILION
$34,688.80
230
VERNON
$32,187.09
189
WASHINGTON
$37,325.50
229
WEBSTER
$21,247.47
179
WEST BATON ROUGE
$31,554.02
149
WEST CARROLL
$3,951.29
35
WEST FELICIANA
$5,331.29
46
WINN
$6,042.79
46
OUT OF STATE
$255,125.53
1449
TOTAL
$4,897,089.93
27125
Unclaimed property could be something from forgotten financial institution accounts, utility deposit refunds, wages, and life insurance coverage cash.
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Few states take college athletics more seriously than Louisiana—and the Pelican State is reportedly proving that with a crusade designed to reduce teen vaping.
Per a Wednesday morning report from Piper Hutchinson of the Louisiana Illuminator citing public records, Louisiana’s government is using money from a settlement with Juul to do a series of anti-vaping NIL deals with college athletes in the state.
“According to public records, the state so far has agreed to spend $281,000 on NIL deals with athletes, with $225,000 going to LSU athletes over three years,” Hutchinson wrote.
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The $10 million settlement “can be used for research, education, and vaping cessation programs, among other things,” per Hutchinson.
Given the sheer visibility of college sports and college athletes in Louisiana, the state government will have a powerful ally.
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