Lost something in Cherry Creek? Here is where to report it.
One report connects you with Denver Police, Cherry Hills Village authorities, RTD lost and found, Denver Animal Shelter, and active community channels. Your report stays active, searching for a match while you move forward.
What did you lose?
If there isn’t an adequate suggestion, select “Other – My item isn’t listed” and enter the item’s category. You can provide details later.
Publishing your report is free and your details stay private. The assisted search is a separate paid service, described in the Terms.
Recent activity
Across the United States
- Wrislet clutch gray/silver bag with documents · Chicago, IL, October 8
- Ring TM on top · Greensboro, NC, October 8
- Keys · Sarasota, FL, October 8
- Keys · Brookline, MA, October 7
- Camera · Monterey, CA, October 7
Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
How ReportLost works
You report the loss
Fill out a quick form with details about what you lost, where, and when. We gather the right information so you don't have to hunt down which office needs what.
We route it to the right places
Your report goes to Denver Police, Cherry Hills Village Police, RTD customer care, Denver Animal Shelter (if it's a pet), and relevant community groups. You get a confirmation of where your report landed.
Your report keeps searching
For your entire search period, your report automatically checks new found items, social posts, and community channels for a match. You don't have to refresh Facebook groups or call the shelter every day. We alert you if something credible appears.
Where to report your lost item
The key places to contact, and how ReportLost makes it easier
Denver Police Department
Lost items in much of the Cherry Creek area fall under Denver Police jurisdiction. You can file a report online or call their non-emergency line. We identify which precinct covers your location and guide you to the right form.
Cherry Hills Village Police Department
If your loss occurred in Cherry Hills Village, contact the local police directly. They manage lost and found for the village and can advise on recovery. We help you understand which jurisdiction applies to your location.
RTD Lost and Found
Lost your wallet or phone on a Denver bus or train? RTD holds found items and lets you search by route and date. You can report online or call their customer care line. We make sure your item description reaches them fast.
Denver International Airport
Traveling through DEN and lost a bag or personal item? The airport's lost and found office is at Jeppesen Terminal, Level 1 East. Call or text them with details. We ensure airports are included in your alert network.
Denver Animal Shelter
Missing cat, dog, or other pet? The Denver Animal Shelter holds stray animals for five calendar days and maintains an online lost pets database you can search. We get your pet report to them immediately and keep searching across shelter networks. file a priority lost pet report
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Speed matters in the first hours
The sooner your loss is reported to police, shelters, and community channels, the sooner eyes start looking. Once you submit your report to ReportLost, our team handles the routing and your report stays active in the background. You've done the hard part. Let us do the rest.
Report my lost item →Losing a wallet, phone, ring, or pet in Cherry Creek hits differently when you realize there's no single place to report it. The Denver Police Department handles some losses, Cherry Hills Village Police covers others, RTD has its own system for bus finds, and the Denver Animal Shelter manages strays separately. By the time you've called three agencies and posted on two Facebook groups, precious time has passed and you've repeated yourself a dozen times.
ReportLost simplifies the hunt. You describe what you lost once, and we ensure the right local authorities and community channels hear about it right away. Better yet, your report stays active for months, automatically cross-checking new found items and posts so you can focus on your day instead of hunting every corner of the web.
Common places where things get lost in Cherry Creek
If you remember where you lost your item, it helps us route your report to the right authority
Cherry Creek Drive
The main commercial corridor where wallets and phones slip away in shops, restaurants, and parking lots.
Downtown Denver (near Cherry Creek)
Busy streets, outdoor dining, and transit stops where lost rings and purses are discovered hours later.
Cherry Creek State Park
Walking trails and picnic areas where items fall out of pockets or are left behind on benches.
RTD Bus Routes
Phones, wallets, and bags left behind on buses heading through or near Cherry Creek and surrounding neighborhoods.
Denver International Airport
Security checkpoints, gates, and baggage claim where travelers discover items missing after departure.
Community channels that help
Many local residents post found items in these groups. We make sure your report reaches them
Facebook group where Denver-area residents report found items and ask for help locating lost belongings
Facebook group specifically for missing and found dogs in the Cherry Creek and Dog Park area
Reddit community where lost pet and lost item posts appear and get shared by helpful locals
Neighborhood-based social network where Cherry Creek residents post found items and community alerts
Questions about lost items in Cherry Creek
How long will Denver Police hold my lost item if someone finds it?
Denver Police typically hold found items for 30 days from the date they are turned in. If you file a report promptly and provide good contact details, they can try to reach you before that window closes. ReportLost ensures your report is filed right away.
What happens if I lose something at Denver International Airport?
Call the airport's Lost and Found office at (720) 336-2522 or text (720) 336-2818. They operate Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and Saturday to Sunday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Have your flight details and item description ready.
How long does RTD keep found items before they donate or discard them?
RTD holds found items for 30 days. If you think you left something on a bus or train, call Customer Care at (720) 336-2522 or (303) 299-6000, select Option 3, as soon as you realize it's missing. We include RTD in your report so they know to look for your item.
If I lost my pet, how long does Denver Animal Shelter hold it?
Animals without identification are held for five calendar days. Animals with a microchip are held longer and are more likely to be returned to you. Search the online lost pets database at denvergov.org and call (720) 913-1311 immediately. ReportLost files a priority report with the shelter on your behalf.
Do I need to visit in person to file a report with Denver Police?
No. You can file many types of lost item reports online through Denver Police's system, or call their non-emergency line at (720) 913-2000. ReportLost can guide you to the right form and remind you of the details you'll need.
Is ReportLost.org an official government service?
No. ReportLost is an independent service that helps you report your loss to the right official channels faster and keeps your report active longer. We are not affiliated with Denver Police, Cherry Hills Village Police, RTD, the Denver Animal Shelter, or any government agency. We are a partner that makes the process easier, and you remain in direct contact with the authorities who actually hold and search for your item.
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Your report is one click away
The longer a lost item sits unclaimed, the harder it is to recover. But you don't have to hunt every office and Facebook group by yourself. Fill out your report now, and ReportLost routes it to Denver Police, local authorities, RTD, animal services, and community channels. Your report will keep searching for you for months.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent lost and found service and is not affiliated with the Denver Police Department, Cherry Hills Village Police Department, RTD (Regional Transportation District), Denver International Airport, Denver Animal Shelter, or any government agency. We help route your report to the correct authorities and community channels, but you retain the responsibility of contacting them directly if needed. All phone numbers, hours, and procedures are subject to change. Please verify official details with each organization before relying on this guide.