Lost something in Crestwood? Report it and we'll handle the rest.
One report gets routed to Oldham County Police, Crestwood City Hall, and local lost pet networks. Your report stays active for up to 12 months, continuously matching against new found items so you don't have to check 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.
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 September 1, 2026.
How it works
You file your report
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We capture all the details needed for police, city records, and local networks.
We route it to the right places
Your report goes directly to Oldham County Police, Crestwood City Hall, Animal Control (if it's a pet), and relevant community groups. No manual follow-up calls needed.
Your report keeps searching
While you move forward with your day, your report automatically checks new found-item posts, shelter records, and community announcements for matches. We alert you instantly if something credible surfaces during your entire search window.
Where your report goes
We route to official channels and community networks so you don't have to
Oldham County Police
Oldham County Police handles lost and found reports for the Crestwood area. We tell you which non-emergency line to use and handle the routing so your report gets filed correctly the first time.
City of Crestwood
Crestwood City Hall maintains lost and found records and can help with items lost at public facilities or city events. We ensure your report is logged with the city clerk's office so it's on file for future inquiries.
Lost pets
If you've lost a dog, cat, or other animal, we connect you immediately to Oldham County Animal Control and the local lost pet community. Your pet's description reaches shelters and rescue networks that check multiple times a day. file a priority lost pet report
La Grange City Bus
Left something on the La Grange City Bus (which serves the Crestwood area)? We connect you to their lost and found office. If your item was turned in, we help you retrieve it without the back-and-forth calls.
Blue Grass Airport (Lexington)
If your loss occurred at Blue Grass Airport or on a flight through LEX, we can route your report directly to their Lost and Found desk. They keep items for extended periods and will contact you if something matches your description.
Community networks
Crestwood residents share found items on Facebook groups and Nextdoor. We post your report across these channels and monitor them continuously for matches, so your item gets eyes on it beyond official channels.
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Found something? Don't wait to report.
Items disappear fast once they're lost, so filing your report as soon as you realize something's missing really does help. The sooner your report is active across local channels, the sooner someone who found your wallet, ring, or dog can find you. And because your report stays searchable for months, early action pays off.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Crestwood means contacting multiple places separately, Oldham County Police non-emergency lines, the city clerk's office, Animal Control if it's a pet, and scanning various Facebook groups hoping someone posts your item. It's exhausting, and most people stop searching after a week or two, not realizing their lost wallet, ring, or dog might turn up weeks later.
ReportLost simplifies this. One report, filed once, reaches all the right local channels and then stays active automatically. Your item description gets matched against new found posts, shelter intake records, and lost-and-found databases for months, without you having to refresh pages every day. Once you report, your search has a second engine running in the background.
Common places items go missing in Crestwood
If you lost something in one of these areas, your report will reach the relevant police and city office
The Maples Park and City Hall area
City Hall, municipal facilities, and parks attract residents. Items left here often end up with city services or nearby businesses.
Highway 22 and Highway 146 corridors
Shopping areas and commercial districts where wallets, phones, and bags are commonly left in stores or parking lots.
Residential neighborhoods
Items lost on walks, in yards, or during moves often get found by neighbors and posted to community groups.
La Grange bus stops
Transit passengers regularly leave items on buses or at stops. The bus service has a dedicated lost and found.
Crestwood schools and recreation areas
Student areas and athletic facilities where phones, glasses, and personal items are frequently misplaced.
Community networks watching for your item
Your report reaches these groups automatically; we monitor them for matches while you go about your day
Active lost pet community for the area
City updates and resident posts
Neighborhood sharing platform
Community members sharing found items
Frequently asked questions
How long does Oldham County Police keep lost items?
Items held as lost property are typically retained for 30 to 90 days before being donated or disposed of. This is why filing a report immediately matters, and why your report staying active for months helps: even if police release an item, we continue checking community networks and shelters where items often surface later.
If I find something in Crestwood, who do I call?
Found items can be turned in to Oldham County Police (502-222-0111 non-emergency), Crestwood City Hall (502-241-7088), or the relevant business or public facility where you found it. You can also post found items in the Oldham County Lost & Found Pets Facebook group or Nextdoor to reach the community directly.
Can I report a loss that happened outside Crestwood, like at Blue Grass Airport?
Yes. If you lost something at Blue Grass Airport, a bus stop, or another location near Crestwood, include that information in your report. We'll route it to the facility's lost and found and keep searching for you across their records and networks.
What if my lost pet hasn't shown up yet?
Pets found weeks or even months after going missing is not uncommon. Once a lost pet report is filed, shelters, rescue networks, and community members stay alert. Your pet's description in the Oldham County system and on rescue networks means someone who finds your dog or cat can identify and reach you. Our pet report priority service keeps your pet's profile active and searchable longer.
How quickly will Oldham County Police or the city contact me if someone turns in my item?
Response times vary. Police non-emergency lines typically respond during business hours (502-222-0111). City Hall can be reached at 502-241-7088. This is another reason our service helps: once your report is active, we're checking found-item posts and databases continuously, so you may hear from us about a match before you'd hear from an official office.
Is ReportLost.org official, or does it replace the police?
ReportLost is an independent service that simplifies the process of filing reports with official channels. We don't replace the police or city government; we work alongside them by routing your report to the right departments and then keeping your search active across official and community networks for much longer than you could manage alone. If you need to file a formal police report (for theft or insurance), you can still do that directly with Oldham County Police.
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Your search doesn't end when you file the report.
With ReportLost, it actually begins. You get the peace of mind of knowing your report is official, routed correctly, and continuously searching for matches across Crestwood's police, city, shelters, and community networks. Most people recover their items, pets, and peace of mind because they stay in the game for months, not days.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with Oldham County Police, Crestwood City Government, Oldham County Animal Control, or any other local agency. We route your report to these official channels and augment your search through community networks, but we do not replace police reports or official lost and found procedures. Always file directly with police or relevant authorities if required by law or insurance.