Lost something in Pace? Here is where to report it.
One report connects you with the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office, local transit services, and active community channels. Your report stays active, so you don't have to check multiple places every day.
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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How ReportLost works in Pace
You describe what you lost
Tell us what went missing, where it happened in Pace, and any details that help identify it. We gather the information once, so you don't have to repeat it across multiple agencies.
We route it to the right places
Your report goes to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office, relevant local businesses or transit services, and active community groups. We know which agencies cover your neighborhood and handle the handoff.
Your report keeps searching for a match
We don't stop after one day. Your report stays active across local channels and new found listings for up to 12 months, automatically cross-referencing descriptions so you can focus on your day while we keep looking.
Where to report a lost item in Pace
Here's how each channel works, and how ReportLost simplifies the process
Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office
The primary agency covering Pace. You can file a lost property report in person or by phone. ReportLost tells you which office handles your location and what details to include, so your report is complete when you call.
Public Transportation (Pace Bus)
If you left something on a Pace bus or at a facility, contact the transit lost and found directly. ReportLost can also alert local transit customer service on your behalf, making sure your item description reaches the right desk quickly.
Local Businesses & Public Spaces
Check with shops, restaurants, and facilities where you were last seen with the item. Many Pace establishments keep lost and found bins. ReportLost can generate a clear description to share, so you're consistent across all your calls.
Lost Pets
If a pet is missing, the Santa Rosa County animal shelter and local vets are key resources. Active community groups like 'Lost and Found Pets of Milton and Pace, FL' also help reunite families with missing animals. For a faster, more thorough search, file a priority lost pet report
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Ready to report?
The sooner you file, the sooner local agencies and community members can start looking. Once your report is in, the hard work is handled—your description is already reaching the right people and staying active.
Report my lost item →Pace is a tight-knit community, but losing something valuable can still feel isolating. Whether you've left an item at a local shop, on a bus, or elsewhere around town, tracking it down usually means calling the sheriff's office, checking multiple Facebook groups, and revisiting websites day after day. That's where the confusion starts, and items slip through the cracks.
ReportLost bridges that gap. File one report and we take care of routing it to the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office, transit services, and the community groups where locals post and share found items. Better yet, your report keeps searching automatically for matching items across all those channels for up to 12 months, so you're not doing the legwork alone.
Common places where items go missing in Pace
Knowing your area helps us route your report faster
Downtown Pace & Patriot Boulevard
Main commercial area with shops, services, and foot traffic. Covered by the Pace Sheriff's Office and local businesses.
Pace High School Area
School facilities and surrounding neighborhoods where students and families frequently lose items.
Chumuckla Highway Corridor
Major transit route through Pace with shops and service centers. Bus routes and local traffic make this a common loss hotspot.
Pace Fire Rescue District & Public Facilities
County services and community buildings where people report lost items and turn in found belongings.
Community channels actively helping
Locals post found items here. ReportLost monitors these for matches and alerts you.
Questions about losing and finding items in Pace
How long do the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office and local businesses keep lost items?
The sheriff's office typically holds items for a period of time before they may be disposed of or donated. Local businesses vary, so it's best to call immediately once you realize something is missing. ReportLost keeps your report active much longer, continuing to match your description against found items for up to 12 months.
Should I file a report in person or by phone with the sheriff's office?
Either works. You can call the Pace Office at 850-981-2230 or visit in person. ReportLost prepares your information so the conversation is quick and complete.
What if I lost something on Pace Bus?
Call Pace Customer Service at 847-364-7223 (8:00 AM to 4:30 PM) as soon as possible. ReportLost can submit your report to them at the same time and keep searching for matches across local groups and services.
Where should I start if I lost a pet?
Contact the Santa Rosa County animal shelter immediately and post in the 'Lost and Found Pets of Milton and Pace, FL' Facebook group. Many locals also check PawBoost. ReportLost's lost pet priority service connects all these channels at once and maintains active alerts.
Can I search for found items myself?
Yes, check the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office, local Facebook groups, and business lost-and-found counters. ReportLost does this search automatically for you, matching incoming found items against your description and notifying you instantly of potential matches.
Is ReportLost official or run by the county?
No. ReportLost is an independent service that connects you to official channels like the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office and local businesses. We don't replace filing a report with law enforcement, we simplify and accelerate the process by routing your information to all the right places at once and maintaining an active search on your behalf.
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Don't let your lost item stay lost
Filing a report today means the sheriff's office, transit services, and your community are all working to put your report in front of the right offices. Your report stays active, searching continuously so you can move forward.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office, Pace Bus, the City of Pace, or any local business or agency listed on this page. We help you report losses to the appropriate official channels and maintain an active listing across community networks; we do not conduct investigations or replace official law enforcement processes.