Lost something in Lexington? Report it and let us handle the rest.
One report that reaches the Lexington Police Department, Lafayette County Sheriff, local lost pet networks, and your community. Your report keeps 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.
Publishing your report is free and your details stay private. The assisted search is a separate paid service, described in the Terms.
Recent activity
No report has been filed in Lexington yet. Yours would be the first, and it gets a public page that anyone who finds your item can search.
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Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
How ReportLost works in Lexington
You report the loss
Fill out a quick, detailed report. Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We ask the right questions so nothing gets missed.
We route it to the right places
Your report goes to Lexington Police, the Sheriff's Office, and relevant local channels all at once. No need to call multiple offices yourself.
Your report stays active and searching
For 12 months, your report keeps matching against new found items, community posts, and marketplace listings. You don't have to check Facebook groups every day. We alert you when we find a credible match.
Where to report and search
Lexington has several places that hold found items. Here's how to reach them, and what ReportLost does for you.
Lexington Police Department
The Police Department keeps a lost and found and files official loss reports. Items found on city streets or in public places often end up here. We route your report directly to the right department.
Lafayette County Sheriff's Office
The Sheriff's Office handles lost and found for items reported across the county and can assist if your loss occurred outside city limits. We tell you which jurisdiction covers your loss location.
Lexington Municipal Airport
If you lost your wallet, phone, or bag at the airport, the terminal lost and found is your first stop. Small municipal airports keep items for a limited time, so acting fast helps.
Lost pets in Lexington
If your cat or dog is missing, local animal groups, the Sheriff's Office, and community networks move fast. The sooner you report, the better. File a priority lost pet report and reach Lexington's pet community instantly.
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Ready to get your report out there?
The sooner you report, the sooner Lexington's police, sheriff, and community start looking. Once your report is filed, the search works for you around the clock.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Lexington can feel scattered. The police take reports, the Sheriff's Office covers certain areas, social media groups fill with posts, and local shops have their own lost and found bins. Figuring out who has what, and who to contact, takes time you don't have.
ReportLost cuts through that. One report, filed once, gets routed to the right authorities and community channels. Then your report stays active, automatically cross-checking new found items and posts for months, so you can stop refreshing screens and worrying. Once you report, your search is in motion.
Common places to lose things in Lexington
Items turn up in and around these Lexington neighborhoods and locations.
Downtown & Franklin Avenue
The heart of Lexington, with shops, restaurants, and the City Hall area. High foot traffic means lost wallets and phones often end up with local businesses or the police.
Main Street & Historic District
Tourist and local hotspot with galleries, antique shops, and gathering spots. Community members are active about turning in lost items here.
Lexington Municipal Airport
Items lost during travel, in parking areas, or at the terminal. The airport logs found items separately, so reporting there matters if that's where you lost something.
Residential neighborhoods
Cats and dogs go missing, and personal items left at homes of friends or family. Local Facebook groups help, but an official report amplifies the search.
Active community channels
Lexington residents actively post lost and found items in these groups.
Facebook group for lost, found, and adoptable animals
County-wide pet missing and found network
Neighborhood-level alerts for lost and found items
Questions about losing and finding in Lexington
How long does the Lexington Police Department hold lost and found items?
The Lexington Police keeps items for a limited period. Check with them at 660-259-2121 (non-emergency) during business hours. Items held longer than 30-60 days may be disposed of, so reporting early and staying in touch is important.
What if I lost something at the Lexington Municipal Airport?
Call the airport directly at 816-752-5333 to report or search for your item. Airport lost and found items have their own timeline and database, separate from city police. Report there first, then file a general report with us.
Where should I report a lost pet in Lexington?
Contact the Sheriff's Office at 660-259-3622 and post immediately in the Lexington Missouri Lost and Found Pets Facebook group and Lafayette County Lost/Found Pets group. Time is critical with missing animals.
How do I know if my item has been turned in to the Sheriff's Office?
Call the Sheriff's Office at 660-259-3622. Provide a detailed description of your lost item and where it was lost. They can search their records and let you know if anything matches.
What happens if I file a report with ReportLost?
We send your report to Lexington Police and the Sheriff's Office, post to community channels, and keep your information active for 12 months. We automatically check new found item posts and listings, alerting you to credible matches. You don't have to monitor Facebook groups or call offices repeatedly.
Is ReportLost official or affiliated with Lexington Police?
ReportLost is an independent service that works alongside law enforcement and community channels. We're not the police, but we make sure your report reaches the right people and stays in motion. Think of us as the coordinator who simplifies the process and keeps searching when you can't.
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Get your report in front of Lexington right now
The first few hours and days matter most. Once you report with us, your information reaches the police, the Sheriff, and the community. Then sit back: your report keeps working for you, matching against found items and community posts for months.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of the Lexington Police Department, Lafayette County Sheriff's Office, City of Lexington, or any other government or private agency. We work to coordinate your report with the relevant channels, but we do not replace official police reports or the legal authority of law enforcement. For emergencies, call 911.