Lost and found in Hull, Massachusetts: report your missing item and keep searching for it
Lost property in Hull goes to the Hull Police Department, the MBTA for transit, and Boston Logan Airport for air travel. ReportLost files your report across the right channels and keeps it 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.
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Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
How ReportLost helps you find what you've lost
You tell us what you've lost
Describe your item, where you lost it, and when. We collect the details needed to alert the places that matter: local police, transit authorities, airport services, and animal control if it's a pet.
We route your report to the right places
We send your information to Hull Police, the MBTA (if you lost it on a bus or at a station), Boston Logan Airport (if applicable), and local animal shelters and rescue organizations. We tell you exactly where to follow up and provide you with the contact details.
Your report stays active
After you report, you don't need to check the MBTA, police lost and found, or local Facebook groups every day. Your report keeps searching for a match across the places where items turn up, and you get an alert if we find a credible match.
Where lost items go in Hull
Each place in town handles its own lost and found. Here's how to report directly, or let ReportLost coordinate for you.
Hull Police Department
The Hull Police Department takes reports of lost property and maintains a lost and found for items turned in by residents and businesses. You can call the non-emergency number to report your loss and ask if anyone has brought in your item. We file your report with them and give you the contact details and hours to call or visit.
MBTA Lost and Found
If you lost your backpack, glasses, passport, or other items on an MBTA bus or at a transit stop in Hull, the MBTA maintains a lost and found for each route and service. Call their dedicated number with details of where and when you lost your item. We generate the exact information the MBTA needs to search their lost and found for you.
Boston Logan Airport
Traveling from Boston Logan? Items left in terminals, at security, or on planes are handled by separate lost and found services at the airport. The main Lost and Found office is located on the Arrivals level between Terminals C and E. If you lost something at Logan, we point you to the right office and help you track it down.
Lost Pets
If you've lost a dog or cat in Hull, start by contacting local animal control and shelters, especially Hull Seaside Animal Rescue, a non-profit cat shelter in town. Check with local veterinary clinics as well. Post in the Hull pet lost and found Facebook groups and other community networks. File a priority lost pet report to alert shelters and rescue networks across the area.
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Ready to report your lost item?
The sooner you file, the sooner we begin searching across the places where your item might turn up. You won't have to chase down the police, transit authority, or shelter yourself.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Hull can be stressful. Whether it's your ID, wallet, phone, watch, or a sentimental ring left at a local coffee shop or beach, the item could end up with the Hull Police Department's lost and found, the MBTA if you were on a bus, Boston Logan Airport if you flew out from there, or a local shelter if it's a pet. Each place keeps its own records and doesn't always talk to the others, which means you end up making multiple calls and checking multiple websites.
ReportLost simplifies that. Make one report, and we route it to all the relevant places: we tell Hull Police where to look, we alert the MBTA to your missing item, we notify airport services if needed, and we flag local rescues if you're looking for a lost cat or dog. Once your report is filed, your information stays active for a full year, continuing to match against new found items posted by other people and services. You won't have to refresh Nextdoor, Facebook lost and found groups, or call back every week.
Common places where items get lost in Hull
Items turn up in lost and found when people hand them to police, transit workers, businesses, or shelters. These are places where Hull residents often misplace things.
Nantasket Beach and beachfront
Popular spot for wallets, phones, watches, and eyeglasses left on the sand or near parking areas.
Atlantic Avenue and downtown
Shopping areas and local businesses where purses, keys, and ID cards are commonly left.
MBTA bus stops and routes
Backpacks, phones, and travel documents left on buses or at transit shelters.
Residential neighborhoods
Dogs and cats found wandering and brought to local shelters or animal control.
Community lost and found networks
Hull residents use Facebook and Nextdoor to post found items and ask for help locating lost pets and valuables.
Facebook group for lost and found pets in Hull
Larger Facebook network covering the region
Neighborhood-based app where Hull residents post found items
Reddit community where people post missing items and pets
Frequently asked questions about lost items in Hull
How long does the Hull Police Department keep lost and found items?
Check with Hull Police directly at 781-925-1212. Most police departments keep unclaimed items for 30 to 90 days before disposing of them, but it's best to call right away to confirm your item is there and ask about their specific timeline.
How do I claim something I lost at the MBTA?
Call the MBTA Lost and Found at 617-222-5533 (bus) during their hours, which are Monday–Friday 9 AM to 4 PM. Provide the route number, date, and a description of your item. If they have it, they'll tell you where and how to pick it up.
What if I lost something at Boston Logan Airport?
Go to the Lost and Found office on the Arrivals level between Terminals C and E, or call ahead with your flight information and a description of what you lost. Items are kept for a limited time, so report it soon.
Where should I look if I lost my cat or dog?
Contact Hull animal control, call Hull Seaside Animal Rescue at 781-925-3121, and visit local veterinary clinics. Post in local lost pet Facebook groups and on Nextdoor. Microchipped pets can be scanned and traced back to you at any shelter or vet clinic.
Is ReportLost.org official or part of the Hull Police Department?
ReportLost is an independent service, not part of Hull Police or any government agency. We file reports on your behalf where departments accept third-party reports, and we keep your report searching for a match for 12 months. You remain responsible for following up with police, the MBTA, or other services directly if needed.
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Whether you've lost your passport, phone, jewelry, keys, or pet, your report deserves to stay active across all the places where it might turn up. Once you file, our team handles the notifications, and you'll get an alert if a match comes through.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of the Hull Police Department, the MBTA, Boston Logan Airport, Hull Seaside Animal Rescue, or any government agency in Hull or Massachusetts. We file reports where these services accept third-party reports and provide you with contact information so you can follow up directly as needed.