Lost and Found in Marion, Massachusetts
Report a lost item directly to the Marion Police Department, contact local businesses and public transit, or publish a free public report on ReportLost. You can also search local Facebook groups and community networks to spread the word.
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
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Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
What to Do
Report to Local Services
Contact the Marion Police Department at 508-748-1212 (550 Mill Street, Marion, MA 02738) to report your lost item. If the item was left on a CVTA bus, call 508-748-3500 during business hours (Monday–Thursday 8 AM–4:30 PM, Friday 8 AM–3:30 PM). For items left at Boston Logan Airport, contact the Lost and Found office on the Arrivals level or call TSA.
Create a Free Public Report
Publish your lost item report on ReportLost at no cost. Your report becomes publicly searchable and can help raise awareness in the community. This option does not include automatic web searching or team assistance, but it creates a record you can share on social media and local groups.
Choose a Search Option
Consider ReportLost's Automatic search ($12, 6 months of monitoring) or Team-assisted search ($25, 12 months including manual outreach and contact with local services). Both include a linked QR code and anonymous email. The team-assisted option covers outreach to police, local groups, and other relevant contacts.
Where to Report by Category
Contact the right service depending on where you lost your item
Marion Police Department
Report lost items to the police department. They maintain a lost and found for items turned in to the department. Contact them at 508-748-1212 during business hours.
CVTA Public Transit
If you lost an item on a CVTA bus in Marion, call the COA office at 508-748-3500 (Monday–Thursday 8 AM–4:30 PM, Friday 8 AM–3:30 PM) to inquire about lost and found. You can also call the transit center directly to report or check for your item.
Boston Logan Airport
If you lost an item at Boston Logan, visit the Lost and Found office on the Arrivals level between Terminals C and E (open daily 7 AM–8 PM), or file a TSA Lost and Found report if the item was lost at a security checkpoint.
Local Businesses and Public Places
Check with the specific business, restaurant, shopping area, or public location where you lost your item. Most Marion businesses keep found items at the front desk or customer service. Call ahead to ask if they have your item in their lost and found.
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Publish Your Report for Free
A free public listing on ReportLost makes your lost item searchable and shareable. You retain full control of your report and can update it anytime. If you want help with web monitoring or outreach to local services, choose one of the search options.
Create a report →Marion is a small coastal community in southeastern Massachusetts. If you have lost an item, start by contacting the Marion Police Department directly or the service where you lost the item (transit, airport, or a local business). Public transit in Marion is served by CVTA, and many residents travel through Boston Logan Airport.
ReportLost provides a free listing service and optional search assistance to complement your direct reports to local authorities and community networks. Publishing on ReportLost does not replace reporting to the police or transit authority, but it increases visibility and creates a searchable record.
Marion Neighborhoods and Common Areas
Where items are frequently lost in Marion
Downtown Marion
Main shopping and dining district along Route 6 and Spring Street. Check local shops and restaurants if you lost an item while shopping or dining.
Harbor and Waterfront
Marion Harbor area with public access points and scenic walkways. Items lost near the water or on public docks can be reported to police.
Mill Street
Location of Marion Police Department and town services. Report lost items found in or near municipal buildings here.
Residential Neighborhoods
Marion's quiet residential areas. If you lost an item in a neighborhood, check with nearby homes and local community Facebook groups.
Community Groups
Reach out to local networks to spread the word about your lost item
Community page connecting Marion residents and tri-town area community members
Statewide network for lost and found items across Massachusetts
Regional group for lost pet reports and alerts
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Marion Police Department keep lost items?
The Marion Police Department's lost and found retention policy is not specified online. Call them at 508-748-1212 to ask about the current status of your item and how long they typically hold items before disposal.
What should I do if I lost something on a CVTA bus?
Call the CVTA COA office at 508-748-3500 during business hours (Monday–Thursday 8 AM–4:30 PM, Friday 8 AM–3:30 PM) to report your lost item and ask if it has been turned in. You can also contact the transit center directly. Items left on buses are typically held in a central lost and found.
Can I file a police report for a lost item in Marion?
Yes, you can contact the Marion Police Department at 508-748-1212. They accept reports of lost items and can provide guidance. However, a police report is typically filed for theft or missing persons; items simply lost are usually documented in their lost and found system.
Should I post about my lost item on social media?
Yes, posting on local Marion Facebook groups, the MA Lost and Found group, and Nextdoor can help reach neighbors and local residents. Combine social media outreach with direct calls to businesses and services where you lost the item.
Does ReportLost work with Marion Police?
ReportLost is an independent service. Publishing a free report does not automatically notify police. Our team-assisted search option ($25) includes direct contact with the Marion Police Department and other local services, but police are not required to file a report based on a ReportLost listing. You should always report valuable or important items (ID, keys, wallet) directly to police yourself.
What if I lost my wallet, passport, or ID in Marion?
Report these items immediately to the Marion Police Department (508-748-1212) in person or by phone. If you lost your passport, contact the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs. If your ID was lost at a business, check there first. For wallets, also notify your bank and credit card companies to freeze accounts if needed.
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Ready to Report?
You can report your lost item for free on ReportLost, or use a search option if you want help monitoring the web and contacting local services over time. Either way, also report directly to the Marion Police Department or the service where you lost your item.
Compare search options →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Marion Police Department, the Town of Marion, CVTA, Boston Logan Airport, or any other official entity listed. Publishing a report on ReportLost does not replace reporting to local police or other official authorities. Always contact the specific business, service, or police department where you lost your item as your first step.