Lost something in Nashville, GA? Report it and get help finding it back.
One report sent to the Nashville Police Department, City Hall, local animal services, and your community. Your report stays active, continuously searching for matches across lost and found channels.
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
Georgia : there is no statewide clock. Retention is decided by local policy, and Atlanta's airport runs its own separate circuit. (OCGA §16-8-6)
No report has been filed in Nashville yet. Yours would be the first, and it gets a public page that anyone who finds your item can search.
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 in Nashville
You file your report
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. For pets, we prioritize your report and route it to animal control immediately. For other items, we gather the details we need to contact the right departments.
We notify the right places
Your report goes straight to the Nashville Police Department, City of Nashville services, the Animal Shelter if needed, and gets shared with local lost and found groups and community channels so neighbors can help.
Your report keeps searching
We don't just file it and forget. Your report remains active for the full duration of your search, automatically cross-checking new lost and found posts, community posts, and shelter updates against your item's description, so you don't have to refresh pages daily.
Where to report a lost item in Nashville, GA
Multiple channels mean better odds. Here's how each one works, and what ReportLost does to streamline it all.
Nashville Police Department
The Nashville Police Department keeps a lost and found for items turned in by officers or community members. You can file a report directly or call them to check if your item has been found. We identify the correct precinct for your location and handle the details for you.
Call (229) 686-6558|Visit 1406 Saddle Club Lane, Nashville, GA 31639
City of Nashville
City Hall can direct you to the right department depending on where you lost your item—parks, public spaces, or municipal property. They keep records and can also help identify which local services handle specific locations. We tell you which city department to contact based on your loss details.
Call City Hall (229) 686-5527|Visit 405 West Washington Avenue, Nashville, GA 31639
Berrien County Airport
If you lost something at or near Berrien County Airport, call ahead to check their lost and found. Items are held temporarily, so timing matters. We help you put together the right description and follow up for you.
Lost Pet
Found a lost dog, cat, or other pet in Nashville, or looking for yours? The City of Nashville GA Animal Shelter and local rescue groups act fast. We route your lost pet report directly to animal control and the Shelter, and post across pet-specific community channels so volunteers can help search. file a priority lost pet report
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The sooner you report, the better your chances
Lost items and pets found their way home faster when reported right away. Once your report is in the system, our team takes over notifying the right places and keeping an eye out for matches, so you can focus on other things.
Report my lost item →Losing a wallet, ring, dog, or anything else in Nashville can feel overwhelming, especially when the police lost and found, the Animal Shelter, social media groups, and community pages all operate separately. You end up calling around, posting in multiple places, and hoping someone spots it, but there's no way to know if your report is actually reaching the right people or staying in front of them.
ReportLost cuts through the confusion. One report. We make sure the Nashville Police Department, City Hall, local animal services, and active community channels all know what you've lost. Better yet, your report stays active for months, continuously matching against new found items and posts so that when someone finds your ring or your cat shows up, you get alerted right away, not weeks later. You report once and can breathe easy while we keep searching on your behalf.
Common places to lose items in Nashville
Lost something at one of these spots? Tell us and we'll make sure the right local services know.
Downtown Nashville
City center shops, parks, and public streets where wallets, phones, and bags go missing most often.
Residential neighborhoods
Homes, yards, and neighborhood parks where keys, rings, and pets are frequently lost.
Berrien County Airport
Parking areas, check-in, and terminals where travelers lose belongings during travel.
Local retail and dining
Shops, restaurants, and service areas where personal items are inadvertently left behind.
Community groups helping find lost items and pets
Nashville and Berrien County have active lost and found communities. We post to these on your behalf.
Facebook group for lost and found animals in the area
Community pages where locals share found items and help neighbors
Neighborhood watch and lost item alerts
Questions about lost items in Nashville
How long does the Nashville Police Department hold found items?
Items turned into the Nashville Police Department are typically held for a set period before they may be discarded or donated. Check with them at (229) 686-6558 to find out if your item has been turned in, as timing can affect recovery chances.
What should I do if I lost my pet in Nashville?
Call the City of Nashville GA Animal Shelter immediately at (229) 356-0970 to report your pet. Check local Facebook groups like 'Berrien County GA Lost and Found Pets' and get your pet's description into community channels fast. Our lost pet reports are prioritized to reach animal control and shelters right away.
Where can I check if something has been turned in to the city?
Start with the Nashville Police Department at (229) 686-6558. City Hall at (229) 686-5527 can also help direct you to the right department depending on where you lost your item. ReportLost notifies both on your behalf so you don't have to make multiple calls.
Can I report a lost item at Berrien County Airport?
Yes, call the airport directly at (229) 686-5421. Items held in airport lost and found have time limits, so it's important to act quickly. We help you report and follow up to check on your item's status.
How do I reach the Animal Shelter to report or inquire about a found pet?
Contact the City of Nashville GA Animal Shelter at (229) 356-0970 or via their Facebook page. If your pet is lost, also post in local lost pet groups. Our lost pet reports automatically notify animal control and local rescue networks.
Is ReportLost.org official or replace going to the police?
ReportLost is an independent service designed to make reporting easier and faster. We work alongside official channels, not instead of them. When you report through us, we file with the Nashville Police Department, City of Nashville, and relevant local services on your behalf. You're still officially in the system, and we just handle the coordination so you don't have to call around yourself.
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Ready to file your report?
The sooner you get your lost item into the system, the sooner Nashville's services and community can help bring it home. Your report will stay active and keep searching for months, so once you file, you can rest assured we're on it.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Nashville Police Department, City of Nashville, Berrien County Airport, City of Nashville GA Animal Shelter, or any other local government or private entity listed on this page. We coordinate your report across official channels to streamline the process, but we do not replace any official services. Always contact emergency services by calling 911 for urgent situations.