Decedents' personal property disposition by coroners and medical examiners provisions modified.

This bill changes how coroners and medical examiners handle the personal property of people who have died and whose identities are unknown or whose estates have not been settled. If the identity of a deceased person is unknown, the coroner or medical examiner can now choose to bury their personal property with them, store it long-term, or dispose of it. If the property is sold, any remaining money after covering burial and administrative costs will be held for one year before going to county revenue.

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