Lost something in Hawaiian Paradise Park? Here is who to contact.
One report connects you with the Hawaiʻi Police Department, local lost and found offices, and active community channels across the Big Island. Your report stays active and keeps searching for a match.
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 it works
You tell us what you lost
Describe your item (wallet, ring, phone, bracelet, keys, or anything else), where you lost it in Hawaiian Paradise Park, and when. We gather the right details so you don't have to repeat yourself to every office.
We route it to the right places
We send your report directly to the Hawaiʻi Police Department, Hele-On Bus lost and found (if relevant), local community groups on Facebook, and other recovery channels. You don't have to make a dozen calls.
Your report keeps searching for you
For your entire search period, your report stays active and searches for matches across local channels, community posts, and marketplace listings. You'll get an alert if something credible surfaces, so you can rest while we work.
Where to report a lost item in Hawaiian Paradise Park
These are the official channels you can contact directly. ReportLost connects you to all of them at once.
Hawaiʻi Police Department
Report non-emergency losses to the Hawaiʻi Police Department. We identify which precinct or office handles your loss location and provide the correct contact details so your report reaches the right desk.
Hele-On Bus Lost and Found
If you lost a wallet, keys, or phone on a Hele-On Bus route serving Hawaiian Paradise Park, contact the transit office. We tell you what information to have ready when you call.
Hawaiian Paradise Park Community Office
The community office can point you to local resources and help with lost items reported within the neighborhood. We generate the exact information you'll need to include in your inquiry.
Lost pet?
If your cat, dog, or other pet is missing, the HPP Lost and Found Pets Facebook group and local animal services are actively helping reunite animals with their families. Post right away and file a priority lost pet report to reach shelters and rescues across the Big Island.
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Ready to report?
The sooner your report is live, the sooner community members and recovery services can help. Once you file, your report stays active and searching, and you can take a breath knowing the right people have been notified.
Report my lost item →Losing a wallet, ring, phone, or any cherished item in Hawaiian Paradise Park can feel isolating. The police, Hele-On Bus, local Facebook groups, and other offices all keep separate lost and found systems, and there's no single place where someone in the community can see your report and help you. By the time you contact everyone, days have passed and the trail grows cold.
ReportLost bridges that gap. File one report with us, and we route the details to the Hawaiʻi Police Department, transit lost and found, and active community channels across the Big Island. Once your report is live, it stays active for months, continuously checking for matches while you go about your life. No more repeating your story, no more checking Facebook groups every morning, and no more wondering if someone found your item but had no way to reach you.
Common places where items go missing in Hawaiian Paradise Park
If you remember where you lost your item, tell us. We'll make sure the right local service is alerted.
Maku'u Drive and neighborhood streets
The main thoroughfare and residential areas around Hawaiian Paradise Park where wallets, keys, and personal items are commonly lost.
Hele-On Bus routes
Transit vehicles serving Hawaiian Paradise Park and surrounding Keaau communities are frequent recovery points for phones, wallets, and bags.
Local shops and community spaces
Retail outlets, markets, and gathering spots throughout the census-designated place where items are left behind daily.
Parks and outdoor areas
Open spaces across Hawaiian Paradise Park and neighboring Ainaloa where rings, bracelets, and personal gear go missing.
Community channels where lost items are shared
These groups are actively helping people in Hawaiian Paradise Park reconnect with lost belongings.
Facebook group specifically for lost and found animals in Hawaiian Paradise Park
Larger community group covering the wider Big Island for pet recovery
Reddit community where residents post about lost items and local recovery news
Local Big Island and Keaau neighborhood pages where lost reports are regularly shared
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Hawaiʻi Police Department keep lost items?
Most police departments hold unclaimed lost and found items for 30 to 90 days before disposal. Contact the HPD non-emergency line at (808) 935-3311 as soon as you report a loss to ask about retention periods for items matching your description.
What do I do if I lost something on a Hele-On Bus?
Call Hele-On Bus at (808) 961-8744 and select option 3 for lost and found. Have your route number and bus number ready if possible. If you report with ReportLost, we'll make sure this office is notified automatically.
Where should I look if I lost a pet in Hawaiian Paradise Park?
Check the HPP Lost and Found Pets Facebook group immediately, contact local animal rescues, and post on Nextdoor and neighborhood pages. ReportLost can distribute your pet report to shelters and rescue networks across the Big Island to speed up recovery.
Can I file a report with the airport if I lost something at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu?
Yes. If your loss occurred during travel through Honolulu, contact the airport's Lost and Found at (808) 836-6683 (ground level, Terminal 2 Parking Garage, open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. HST). ReportLost can help you prepare that report and notify them.
How long will my report stay active with ReportLost?
Your report remains active and searching for a match for 12 months, depending on your selection. During that time, the system continuously cross-checks new found posts, community listings, and marketplace activity for items matching your description. You'll receive an alert if a credible match is identified.
Is ReportLost.org an official police service?
No. ReportLost is an independent service that works alongside official channels. We are not affiliated with the Hawaiʻi Police Department or any government agency. Our role is to simplify the reporting process by connecting you to the right local services and keeping your report active in community channels while you focus on your life. Official reports should always be filed with law enforcement directly.
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Don't let time slip away
The first hours after a loss are when your item is most likely to be turned in or spotted. Reporting through ReportLost puts your description in front of police, transit staff, and community members across Hawaiian Paradise Park and the Big Island right away. Then your report stays active, searching quietly, for months.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Hawaiʻi Police Department, Hele-On Bus, Hawaiian Humane Society, or any local government agency. We help you report losses to official channels and community networks, but we do not operate or control those services. Always file official reports directly with law enforcement for documentation purposes.