Lost something in Greenfield? Report it once, let us do the rest.
One report connects you with the Greenfield Police Department, relevant city departments, and active local social channels. Your report stays active, keeping an eye out for matches so you don't have to.
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.
How ReportLost works in Greenfield
You file your loss report
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We gather the details that matter most for your search.
We route it to the right channels
Your report goes straight to Greenfield Police, relevant city services, and local community groups where lost items are reported and spotted.
Your report keeps searching for you
For the entire length of your search period (12 months), your report stays active and continues to match against new found items, posts, and community reports. You'll get an alert if a credible match appears, without having to check Facebook groups or call around every day.
Where to report a lost item in Greenfield
Here are the main channels to know about. ReportLost can notify them for you and keep your report active across all of them.
Greenfield Police Department
The Police Department handles lost property reports and maintains a lost and found. We tell you which desk to contact and prepare the details you'll need to include. For non-emergency reports and lost items, call the non-emergency line.
Call (317) 477-4400 (non-emergency)|Or (317) 477-4410 for reports|Visit online
Greenfield City Hall
City Hall coordinates with local departments and can sometimes help direct your lost item report to the right office. We handle reaching out to the appropriate city contact on your behalf.
Local businesses & shops
Many businesses in Greenfield keep lost items for a period before discarding them. The sooner you reach out, the better your chances. Let us know which places you visited, and we'll help you know what to say when you call.
Indianapolis International Airport (IND)
If you lost something at the airport, the Guest Services desk in Civic Plaza (between the ticketing area and TSA security) holds items. Items are kept for a set period, so report quickly. We can generate the details you need to claim your item.
Call Guest Services (317) 487-7243|Hours: Mon-Fri 6am-9pm|For TSA checkpoint items (317) 532-1900
Lost Pet
If you've lost a dog, cat, or other pet in the Greenfield area, time is critical. Hancock County Animal Control and the Hancock County Humane Society are the first stops, and local pet Facebook groups spread the word fast. We can prioritize your pet in all the right places and keep the search going. File a priority lost pet report
Hancock County Animal Control (317) 477-4367|Hancock County Humane Society
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Found something? Report it early.
The first 24 to 48 hours are when most items are still in reach, whether they're with the police, in a business, or posted by someone who found them. Getting your report filed now means the people in Greenfield who might have your item will see it faster.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Greenfield can feel scattered, especially when you're not sure whether to call the police, check the city's lost and found, contact local shops, or search social media groups separately. Multiple channels, no single place to start, and the feeling that you're chasing leads that go nowhere.
ReportLost simplifies that. File one report, and we connect you with the Greenfield Police Department, city departments, and the community channels where locals post found items. Then your report stays active and searching on your behalf for months, so you can move forward while we keep tabs on new matches. It's the shortcut that gives you back your time and your peace of mind.
Common places items go missing in Greenfield
Tell us where you lost your item, and we'll know which local services to alert.
Downtown Greenfield (South State Street & Main Street area)
Retail shops, restaurants, and local businesses along the main corridor. Items lost here often end up in shop lost and founds or with police.
Greenfield Parks & Recreation areas
Parks, sports facilities, and outdoor gathering spots where personal items are frequently left behind.
Greenfield schools and civic buildings
Lost items at schools, the library, or City Hall are often held by the institutions themselves.
Highways & commute routes
Items lost in cars or along major roads may be reported to police if found by other drivers.
Greenfield lost and found on social media
Local Facebook groups and Reddit communities are where Greenfield residents post found items and ask for help. Your ReportLost report gets shared here too.
Facebook group (pets)
Facebook group (pets and pet items)
Reddit community for Indianapolis and surrounding areas
Questions about reporting a lost item in Greenfield
How long do businesses and the police keep lost items?
The Greenfield Police Department and most local businesses typically keep lost items for 30 to 90 days before discarding or donating them. This timeline varies by location, so the sooner you report and reach out, the better your odds. ReportLost keeps your report active during this period and beyond.
What should I include when I report a lost item to the police?
Have ready a description of your item (color, brand, distinctive marks), where you lost it, and when. For lost items in Greenfield, call (317) 477-4400 (non-emergency) or (317) 477-4410 for reports. ReportLost generates the exact information you'll want to provide to speed up the process.
Can I report a lost item at Hancock County Animal Control if I'm not sure if it was a pet?
Hancock County Animal Control focuses on lost animals. If you've lost a pet, call them at (317) 477-4367. For lost personal items, contact the Police Department instead. ReportLost routes your report to the right service based on what you've lost.
If I lost something at Indianapolis International Airport, who do I contact?
Contact Guest Services at (317) 487-7243 (Monday-Friday, 6am-9pm) if you lost an item in the terminal. For items lost at a TSA security checkpoint, call (317) 532-1900. ReportLost can help you document your item and follow up if needed.
How does ReportLost keep my report active if I'm not checking Facebook and the police every day?
Once you file your report with us, it stays active for your chosen period (12 months). Our system continues to cross-reference new posts, found item listings, and community reports with your item's description. You'll get an alert immediately if a credible match shows up, so you don't have to do the daily checking yourself.
Is ReportLost.org affiliated with the Greenfield Police Department or the City of Greenfield?
No, ReportLost is an independent service that connects you with official channels like the police and city departments, but we are not part of the government. We're a tool that simplifies the reporting process and keeps your search active across multiple channels. The police and city services are always your primary official sources.
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Start your search now.
The sooner your report is filed and circulating through Greenfield's lost and found channels, the sooner someone who's found your item might see it. Once your report is in, you can step back, and we'll keep searching on your behalf.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Greenfield Police Department, City of Greenfield, Hancock County Animal Control, the Hancock County Humane Society, or any other government or private entity mentioned on this page. We help you report to these official channels and keep your report active across multiple search sources. Official police and city services are always your primary contacts for lost items. For emergencies, call 911.