Davenport, FL

Lost something in Davenport? File a report and we'll route it to recovery.

One report gets sent to the Davenport Police Department, local lost pet networks, and relevant community channels. Your report stays active, continuously searching for a match with items others find and report.

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.

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Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.

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How ReportLost Works in Davenport

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You describe what you lost

Tell us what went missing, where you were when you last had it, and any details that make it yours. We generate the exact details needed for official reports.

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We contact the right places for you

Your report goes to the Davenport Police Department, the Polk County Sheriff's Animal Services if it's a pet, and the community groups where locals post found items.

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Your report keeps searching for you

For your entire search period, your report stays active and checks new posts, found-item listings, and marketplace mentions against your description. We alert you as soon as a credible match appears, so you don't have to check every group daily.

Report Your Loss in Davenport

Find the local resources and services that matter

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Davenport Police Department

The Police Department's Property & Evidence section holds lost items turned in by community members and businesses. You can file a non-emergency report in person or by phone. We'll generate the report details and tell you which extension handles property inquiries.

Property & Evidence|Non-Emergency: (863) 419-3307

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Polk County Sheriff's Office

The Sheriff's Animal Services division manages stray and found pets across Polk County, including Davenport. If you've lost a cat or dog, they hold animals at their facility during business hours. We'll ensure your pet's description reaches them and stays in active circulation.

Animal Services Lost Pets|Call: (863) 298-6200

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City Hall

Davenport City Hall coordinates with city services and can direct you to the right department if your lost item was turned in to a municipal office or community center. We point you to the correct desk and ensure your contact information is on file.

City Hall Contact|Main: (863) 419-3300

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Lost Pet Recovery

Davenport's pet community is active across Facebook groups, Humane Society networks, and PawBoost alerts. If you've lost a dog, cat, or other pet, ReportLost connects you to all these channels so your pet's photo and description reach people actively searching. file a priority lost pet report

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Ready to report your loss?

The sooner you submit, the sooner we route your information to the right offices and activate your ongoing search. Once your report is live, the Davenport Police, animal services, and community networks can start looking for you.

Report my lost item →

Davenport residents lose wallets, rings, phones, and pets every day, and the town's lost-and-found system is scattered across the police department, Polk County shelters, Facebook groups, and neighborhood Nextdoor posts. Tracking down the right office, filing multiple reports, and refreshing social feeds becomes exhausting fast.

ReportLost simplifies the whole process. One report from you triggers alerts to the Davenport Police Department's property office, connects you to Polk County's animal recovery network, and activates a months-long search across local community channels. Once you submit, your report stays active, automatically looking for matches so you can focus on your day instead of doing the legwork yourself.

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Where Items Go Missing in Davenport

Common places residents report losses

Downtown Davenport

Retail shops, restaurants, and government offices along Bay Street and the downtown core see regular foot traffic, where wallets and jewelry are frequently left behind.

Champions Gate / Highway 27

The main commercial corridor with grocery stores, gas stations, and shopping centers where people often lose items during errands.

Residential Neighborhoods

Tree-lined streets and neighborhood parks where pets wander and personal items are occasionally left on sidewalks or porches.

Local Parks & Recreation Areas

Community parks and green spaces where outdoor activities sometimes result in lost phones, keys, or pet escapes.

Connect With Your Community

Local groups where found items and pets are posted daily

Lost, Found & Helping Pets Of Davenport And Haines City Florida
Facebook group dedicated to reuniting lost and found pets in the Davenport area
Lost and Found Pets of Polk County Florida
Countywide Facebook network for stray and found animals across Polk County, including Davenport
r/orlando
Reddit community where Central Florida residents post about lost items and pets near Davenport
Nextdoor Davenport
Neighborhood-level app where locals report found wallets, packages, and loose pets

Questions About Lost & Found in Davenport

How long does the Davenport Police Department hold lost property?

Items turned in to the Police Department's Property & Evidence section are typically held for a set period before being disposed or donated. Check with the Police Department at (863) 419-3307 ext. for the exact retention timeline and to inquire about your specific item.

Where do I pick up a lost item at the Davenport Police Department?

Once your item is found and confirmed, you'll be directed to the Police Department at 16 W Bay Street, Davenport, FL 33837. Call (863) 419-3307 to arrange pickup during business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

How long can Polk County Animal Services hold a lost pet?

Polk County's animal facility holds stray pets during their business hours (10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday through Saturday). Visit the facility or call (863) 298-6200 to inquire about your lost pet. Microchipping and photos increase the chances of recovery.

Can I file a police report online for a lost item in Davenport?

The Davenport Police Department encourages non-emergency inquiries by phone at (863) 419-3307. For detailed lost property reports, calling or visiting in person ensures your information reaches the Property & Evidence office accurately.

Which Facebook groups should I join to search for lost items in Davenport?

Start with the 'Lost, Found & Helping Pets Of Davenport And Haines City Florida' and 'Lost and Found Pets of Polk County Florida' groups. For non-pet items, check the Davenport Nextdoor community and local marketplace posts. ReportLost posts to these channels on your behalf.

Is ReportLost.org affiliated with the Davenport Police or Polk County?

No, ReportLost is an independent service that works alongside official channels. We're not part of the police department, but we coordinate with them and route your report to the right places. We complement local recovery efforts, not replace them. Our goal is to make sure your loss gets attention from multiple channels at once.

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Start your recovery today

File your report now and let ReportLost handle the coordination with Davenport's police, animal services, and community networks. Your report will stay active for 12 months, continuously cross-referencing new found items with your description until we find a match.

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ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Davenport Police Department, Polk County Sheriff's Office, City of Davenport, or any local government agency. We coordinate with these official channels and community networks on your behalf, but you retain the option to contact them directly. Always call 911 for emergencies.