Lost something in Glendale? Report it and we'll find it.
File one report with ReportLost and we'll route it to the Glendale Police Department, local lost and found offices, and St. Louis area community channels. Your report stays active, continuously matching against new found items.
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 October 7, 2026.
How ReportLost works in Glendale
You report your lost item
Fill out a quick, detailed form about what you lost: where, when, and what it looks like. We gather exactly the information the Glendale Police Department and local shelters need.
We route it to the right places
Your report reaches the Glendale Police Department's lost and found, St. Louis Metro Transit (if applicable), and relevant community groups. No back-and-forth calls from you, no hunting for the right department.
Your report keeps searching for you
While you go about your day, your report stays active and matches against new found items posted by shelters, community members, and local lost and found offices. We alert you the moment a credible match surfaces.
Where lost items go in Glendale
These are the official channels and resources. ReportLost coordinates with them so you don't have to.
Glendale Police Department Lost & Found
The Glendale Police Department accepts found property and maintains a lost and found log. Citizens bring items in year-round hoping to reunite them with owners. We prepare your report with the exact details and location information they need.
Glendale City Hall
City Hall can direct you to the right department for your loss and help you understand what to do next. We guide you to the precise office and provide the details you'll need when you reach out.
St. Louis Metro Transit Lost & Found
If you lost an item on a MetroLink or Metro bus in the St. Louis area, Metro Customer Service manages the lost and found. Items are held and searchable by description. We include all the necessary details in your report so Metro has everything to help.
St. Louis Lambert Airport Lost & Found
Lost something at Lambert Airport? The Airport Police Department operates the lost and found in Terminal 1, open daily 9am to 4pm. We provide all relevant details so your report reaches them quickly.
Lost & Found Pets
If your dog or cat is missing, the Humane Society of Missouri and STL Lost Pets maintain searchable databases updated hourly and coordinate with shelters across the region. Our lost pet reports connect you with all participating shelters immediately. File a priority lost pet report.
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The sooner you report, the sooner we search
Getting your report filed quickly means it reaches shelters, the police, and community channels while the trail is fresh. Once it's in, you can relax, knowing your report is working for you across all the right places.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Glendale can feel scattered. Your wallet might end up at the Police Department, a found ring could be turned in at a local business, a lost pet might be reported to the Humane Society, and notices get posted across different Facebook groups and community channels. Without a single entry point, you end up calling multiple places, retracing your steps, and checking social media every day.
ReportLost simplifies that chaos. One report, filed once, reaches all the right Glendale channels and stays active for months. You won't have to call around or refresh community boards constantly, because your report continues searching automatically and alerts you when something matches.
Common places to lose things in Glendale
If you remember where you lost your item, that detail matters. Tell us, and we'll make sure the right local office hears it.
Downtown Glendale & Sappington Road
City Hall and Police Department are on Sappington Road, so items lost in this central area often end up at the police station or local businesses nearby.
Local Shops & Retail Districts
Wallets, rings, and personal items frequently turn up at store counters and are sometimes brought to police or held by staff.
Transit & Parking Areas
If you lost something while using Metro Transit or in a parking lot, Metro's lost and found and nearby businesses are usually the first place to check.
Community Gatherings & Events
City events and gatherings in the Glendale area, sometimes reported in Facebook community groups or to police.
Glendale and St. Louis community groups
Your report reaches these channels so locals can help keep an eye out.
Facebook group where Glendale residents post and search for lost pets
Regional Facebook community covering St. Louis County, including Glendale
Reddit community where locals share lost item posts and coordinate searches
Facebook resource that updates hourly with lost and found pet databases
Questions about losing something in Glendale
How long does the Glendale Police Department hold found items?
Contact the Glendale Police Department at (314) 965-0000 to ask about their specific holding period. Items turned in by citizens are held while they attempt to locate owners. Your ReportLost report reaches them immediately so they know to check their logs.
If I lose my wallet or purse, where should I check first?
Start with the Glendale Police Department and any nearby businesses where you were when you realized it was missing. We include this information in your report and make sure police know to look for it. St. Louis Metro Transit also maintains a lost and found if you used the bus or MetroLink.
Does ReportLost contact these places for me, or do I have to call?
We route your report to the right offices and community channels so they receive the full details. You don't have to make individual calls unless you want to follow up directly. Your report stays active, and we alert you if a match is found.
What if my lost pet is microchipped?
Register your microchip with the shelter or registry and mention it in your lost pet report. The Humane Society of Missouri and STL Lost Pets coordinate with vets and shelters across the region who can scan found pets. Our priority lost pet reports ensure all local shelters are notified immediately.
How often do items show up in St. Louis area lost and found groups?
Community groups and shelter databases are active daily, with new found items posted regularly. Your report stays active and searches continuously, so you're notified the moment a match appears, rather than checking yourself every day.
Is ReportLost.org official, or does it replace the police?
ReportLost is an independent service that works alongside official channels, not as a replacement. We're not part of the Glendale Police Department or any government agency. We coordinate your report with the right local offices, shelters, and community channels so you don't have to handle it all alone. Filing with us doesn't replace a police report; it supplements and accelerates it.
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Ready to find your item?
The sooner you file, the sooner your report is searching across Glendale and the greater St. Louis area. Fill out your report now, and let us handle routing it to the police, shelters, transit, and community groups while you focus on other things.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Glendale Police Department, City of Glendale, St. Louis Metro Transit, St. Louis Lambert Airport, the Humane Society of Missouri, or any government or official lost and found office. We work to coordinate and amplify your report across these channels, but we do not operate them. Always file an official report with local police and relevant agencies if required. For emergencies, contact local authorities directly.