Lost something in Tice? Here is where to report it.
One report and we route it to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, local lost & found offices, and active community channels. Your report stays active, continuing to search 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
Florida : the legal window is 90 days once the item is in law enforcement custody. Hotels, airports and theme parks set their own, often much shorter, retention policies. (Florida Statutes ch. 705)
Across the United States
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- Camera · Monterey, CA, October 7
Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
How ReportLost works in Tice
You report the loss
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We handle the details so you don't have to track down the right precinct or evidence desk.
We route it to the right places
Your report goes directly to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, relevant local businesses, animal services if needed, and community groups monitoring lost & found posts in the Tice and Fort Myers area.
Your report keeps searching for you
For your entire search period, your report automatically cross-checks new found posts, marketplace listings, and community announcements. You get an alert the moment a credible match appears, so you're not refreshing Facebook groups or calling shelters every day.
Where to report in Tice
The official channels, and how ReportLost connects you
Lee County Sheriff's Office
Report lost or found items directly to the Sheriff's Office. We identify which precinct or division handles your loss location and provide the exact information needed for your report. Non-emergency calls are the fastest route for property.
Fort Myers City Hall
Tice is an unincorporated community in Lee County, but nearby Fort Myers handles municipal services. We point you to the right contact if your loss involved a city property or service.
Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW)
If you lost something at RSW while traveling to or from Tice, the airport's dedicated Lost and Found office is your direct contact. We generate the details you'll need to include when you reach out.
Lee County Animal Services
Lost a cat or dog in Tice? Lee County Animal Services maintains a searchable lost pet database and handles strays brought in. We help you get your pet's information into their system and search theirs. file a priority lost pet report.
Community Facebook & Social Groups
Tice residents and Fort Myers neighbors share found items on local Facebook groups and Nextdoor. We post your report to these channels and monitor new posts for matches, so found items don't slip past you.
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Ready to get your search started?
The sooner your report is active and routed to the right places, the better your chances. Once you've submitted, the team handles the rest, and your report keeps working for you.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Tice or the surrounding Lee County area means dealing with multiple phone numbers, websites, and Facebook groups all operating separately. Your wallet might end up at the Lee County Sheriff's office, your dog at animal services, your keys at a local business, and a posting might sit in a Nextdoor group that the sheriff never sees. The system works, but only if you work it yourself, checking back constantly.
ReportLost simplifies that. One report, and we notify the Sheriff's Office, local lost & found offices, and the community channels where people post found items. Then, your report stays active for months, automatically matching new found reports with your description, so you can breathe knowing the search is still happening even when you're not actively looking.
Common loss spots in and around Tice
Where people typically lose items in the area
Downtown Fort Myers / River District
Shopping, dining, and riverside parks where wallets, phones, and personal items are frequently left behind.
Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW)
Baggage claim, security checkpoints, and terminals where travelers often misplace bags and carry-on items.
Lee County Parks & Trails
Outdoor recreation areas where keys, jewelry, and phones get left at picnic tables or trailheads.
Local Shops & Restaurants
Retail stores, cafés, and eateries throughout Tice where items are set down and forgotten.
Community channels monitoring lost & found
Where Tice and Fort Myers residents post found items
Active Facebook group for lost and found pets across Lee County, including Tice
Dedicated Facebook community for pet losses and recoveries in Southwest Florida
Facebook group for lost items and community recovery efforts in Southwest Florida
Neighborhood-based posts from Tice and surrounding areas, including lost & found alerts
Questions about reporting a loss in Tice
How long does the Lee County Sheriff's Office keep found items?
Items held at the Sheriff's office are typically kept for a set period before being disposed of or donated. When you file a report with ReportLost, we help ensure your description reaches the right division quickly, so a match can be made while the item is still in custody. If you find your item, call the Communications Center at 239-477-1000.
Do I need to file a report with the Sheriff to use ReportLost?
No. ReportLost is a separate service that files your report and routes it to official channels like the Sheriff's office, local lost & found offices, and community groups. ReportLost does the coordination for you; you can also file directly with the Sheriff if you prefer, but our service saves you the back-and-forth.
What if my lost item is a pet?
Lost pets are urgent. Contact Lee County Animal Services immediately at 239-533-7387 and check their Lost Pet Search database. Post to local pet recovery groups on Facebook. With ReportLost, you can file a priority lost pet report that gets routed to animal services and pet community channels, and stays active so you're alerted to any matching found pet posts.
Can I report a loss if it happened at the airport?
Yes. If you lost something at Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW), contact the airport's Lost and Found office directly (lfound@flylcpa.com or via their website). ReportLost can route your report to the airport and community channels to cast a wider net in case someone found it off-premises.
How long does ReportLost keep my report active?
Your report stays active for either 12 months, depending on the option you choose when you file. During that entire period, your report automatically checks new found posts, marketplace listings, and community announcements against your description. You'll get an alert if a credible match appears.
Is ReportLost.org official, or does it replace calling the police?
ReportLost is an independent service; we're not part of the Lee County Sheriff's Office or any government agency. We don't replace calling the police, but we do coordinate your report on your behalf, saving you the time of making multiple calls and monitoring multiple channels yourself. Your report is filed with official channels, and then we add the benefit of continuous automated matching so you're not checking groups and posts every day.
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Every moment counts, and once your report is filed and routed, you can relax knowing the search is active and ongoing. Let us handle the coordination.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Lee County Sheriff's Office, Lee County Animal Services, the City of Fort Myers, Southwest Florida International Airport, or any other government or commercial entity mentioned. We coordinate with these services on your behalf, but all official records and inquiries remain your responsibility. Always contact official agencies directly for urgent matters or to verify the status of a report.