Lost something in Bath? Here are the offices that take your report.
File a single report and we connect it to the Bath Police Department, city records, and active local lost & found channels. Your report stays active, searching for a match automatically 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 Bath
You tell us what you lost
Describe your item, where you think you left it in Bath, and when. We gather all the details we need in one quick form.
We route it to the right places
Your report goes to the Bath Police Department, City Hall, local transit, animal control if relevant, and gets posted to community channels where locals actually look for lost items.
Your report keeps searching
For your entire search period, your report continues to match against new found items, community posts, and marketplace listings. You get an alert if we find a credible match, so you can focus on other things.
Where to report a lost item in Bath
The key places to contact, and how we help you reach them
Bath Police Department
Lost items found on the street or in public spaces often end up here. Call the property custodian or non-emergency line to check if your item has been turned in. We help you identify which police contact is relevant and suggest what details to share.
City Hall
Bath City Hall can point you toward the right department for your lost item and help with local records or incident documentation. We generate the key details to include when you reach out.
Bath CityBus & Concord Coach
If you left something on a local bus or coach, contact the transit operator directly. Bath CityBus serves the area, and Concord Coach Lines also stops in Bath. Lost items are usually kept for a limited time before being discarded or donated.
Regional Airports
If your loss happened at or near the airport, contact the relevant airport's lost & found. Portland Jetport and Bangor International Airport are the closest major terminals. Each maintains its own lost & found system.
Lost Pet
If your dog or cat has gone missing, alert animal control immediately by calling Bath Police Department at (207) 443-5563, then contact Midcoast Humane. They keep track of animals brought in and can help spread the word. file a priority lost pet report
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Ready to get your item searched for?
The sooner your loss is reported, the sooner we can start matching it against found items and community alerts. Once your report is live, you can step back, and we'll watch for leads.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Bath means checking with the police, calling City Hall, posting on Facebook, and checking back every few days to see if anyone has spotted it. When every local channel operates separately, your lost item can slip through the cracks while you're juggling calls and posts.
ReportLost cuts through the confusion. One report triggers outreach to the Bath Police Department, Midcoast Humane if it's a pet, and the right community channels, while your report stays active in the background, automatically looking for matches during your entire search period. You report once, then we handle the heavy lifting.
Common places where items go missing in Bath
If you remember roughly where you lost something, it helps us route your report to the right local contacts
Downtown Bath (Front Street & Water Street)
Historic shops, restaurants, and pedestrian traffic mean items are often left behind at storefronts or turned in to nearby police. This area has high foot traffic year-round.
Bath Iron Works & Industrial Area
Large employer with security checkpoints; if lost here, contact the facility directly or Bath PD, as they typically have separate protocols.
Parks & Recreational Areas
Waterfront parks and recreational trails are popular loss sites, especially for rings, phones, and wallets. Items here may be reported to city parks or police.
Transit Stops & Bus Routes
Bath CityBus stops and Coach stops are common loss points. Items left on buses are held briefly before disposal or donation.
Local Schools & Community Spaces
Schools and town gathering spots often hold lost & found items temporarily. Contact the specific venue if you remember where you were.
Community channels where locals share found items
Bath residents post found items and lost pet alerts on these platforms. We post your report to the most active channels so neighbors see it.
Active Facebook group for Bath community posts, including lost & found pet alerts and local news
Statewide Facebook group focused on missing and found pets across Maine
Facebook community dedicated to reuniting lost dogs with owners, shares widely in the region
Reddit community for Maine residents; lost pet posts get shared and discussed
Questions about lost items in Bath
How long does the Bath Police Department hold lost items?
The Bath Police Department typically holds unclaimed items for 90 days before they may be donated or disposed of. Call the property custodian at (207) 443-8367 ext. 3 as soon as possible to check if your item has been logged in their system.
What if I lost something on a local bus?
Call Concord Coach Lines at 1-800-639-3317 or check the Bath CityBus transportation page. Most transit systems hold items for a short period, often just a few days, so it's important to contact them quickly. Provide the date, route, and description of your item.
If my pet is missing, who do I call first in Bath?
Call Bath Police Animal Control at (207) 443-5563 immediately to report the missing pet. Then contact Midcoast Humane at (207) 449-1366 to check if your animal has been brought in. Post the loss on Maine Lost & Found Pets and Maine Lost Dog Recovery Facebook groups to reach a wider audience quickly.
Can I file a report with the Bath Police Department about a lost item?
Yes, but non-emergency reports about lost items may not be a priority. You can contact the non-emergency line at (207) 443-5563 or the property custodian at (207) 443-8367 ext. 3 to ask about filing a report or checking whether your item has been turned in.
How does ReportLost help if I've already tried calling around locally?
ReportLost takes your description and ensures it reaches all the right Bath contacts (police, city hall, transit, animal control, and community groups) in one go, then keeps your report active for 12 months. While you've already made calls, our system continues to search for matches automatically and alerts you if a credible lead emerges, so you're not making the same calls over and over.
Is ReportLost.org an official Bath service?
No. ReportLost is an independent service that helps you report a loss and connects your report to official Bath authorities and community channels. We are not affiliated with the Bath Police Department, City of Bath, or any local government. We're here to make the reporting process easier and ensure your loss gets seen by the right people and channels for as long as your search period lasts.
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The faster you report your loss, the sooner it can be matched with found items and shared across local networks. Once your report is submitted, your search period begins, and we handle the ongoing matching process in the background.
Start my report →ReportLost is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Bath Police Department, City of Bath, Maine, Midcoast Humane, or any other local government or organization mentioned on this page. We route your report to these entities and community channels on your behalf, but we do not operate, manage, or speak for them. Always contact these organizations directly if you need official assistance or have questions about their policies.