Lost and found in Hollis, New Hampshire: where to report and retrieve your belongings
Lost property in Hollis is managed by the Hollis Police Department, Town Hall, COAST Bus, and local venues independently. ReportLost files your report with the right department and keeps your report active, matching it against newly reported found items.
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Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
What ReportLost does for you in Hollis
You report the loss
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We gather the details we need to file with the right Hollis department or service.
We route it to the right places
We file your report with the Hollis Police Department or the relevant service, and provide you the exact contact details and next steps so you can follow up directly if you wish.
Your report keeps searching for you
For 12 months, your report stays active and continues to match against newly reported found items, alerts, and local posts. You don't have to check back yourself each day; we alert you if a credible match appears.
Lost and found services in Hollis
Here are the main places where lost property ends up in town, and how to contact them directly.
Hollis Police Department
The Hollis Police Department holds found items and investigates lost property reports. Items are kept at their headquarters on Silver Lake Road. If you've lost something in town, the police are often the first point of contact. We identify the right department for your loss and provide you with their direct number and address.
Hollis Town Hall
Town Hall may hold found items left in municipal buildings or reported by residents. You can contact the Town Clerk's office to inquire about lost property or file a report. Town offices are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
COAST Bus Lost and Found
If you left something aboard a COAST Bus route in the Nashua area, items are collected at the end of each day. Contact COAST customer service to report what you've lost and arrange to pick it up from their office.
Lost pets
If your cat, dog, or other pet has gone missing, contact local animal shelters and animal control right away. The Humane Society for Greater Nashua and local animal rescue organizations help reunite lost pets with their owners. Post on community pet networks and notify neighbors immediately.
Humane Society for Greater Nashua|File a priority lost pet report
Local businesses and public places
Stores, restaurants, offices, and other venues in town keep found items for varying lengths of time. Check directly with the place where you believe you lost your item. If it's a wallet, glasses, or bag left at a shop or café, calling the manager right away often yields quick results.
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Report my lost item →Losing something valuable in Hollis can be unsettling. Whether it's a wedding ring left at a local business, a backpack dropped near Monument Square, a passport mislaid at home, or a beloved pet that wandered away, the next step isn't always obvious. The Hollis Police Department, Town Hall, the local bus service, and individual venues each hold their own lost property. Searching each one separately takes time and frustration.
ReportLost simplifies this by filing your loss with the right department, spelling out exactly what to do next, and maintaining an active search for a full year. Once you submit your report, our team connects you with the appropriate service and keeps your case alive in the background. Rather than checking multiple places yourself, your report matches automatically against newly found items and posts, alerting you the moment a real lead surfaces.
Common places where items are lost in Hollis
Lost property turns up across town. Knowing where to check helps narrow your search.
Downtown Hollis
Monument Square and the commercial district along Main Street see regular foot traffic. Items left at shops, cafés, or outdoor spaces often reach the police or business owners quickly.
Silver Lake Road
The Hollis Police Department station sits here. If your item was found and reported to police, it may be held at their headquarters.
Residential neighborhoods
Items lost on neighborhood streets or at home should be reported to police dispatch or checked with neighbors who may have found and kept them.
Public transit stops
If you lost something boarding or leaving a COAST Bus route, contact the bus service. Items left aboard are inventoried daily.
Community lost and found networks
Hollis residents and nearby communities use social media and online groups to alert each other about lost items and pets.
Facebook group for lost and found pets across New Hampshire, including Hollis area posts
Official Facebook page where found items and lost pet updates are sometimes posted
Community Facebook group where local lost item posts occasionally appear
Subreddit where Hollis residents share lost and found notices and pet alerts
Frequently asked questions about lost and found in Hollis
How long does the Hollis Police Department keep found items?
Most police departments in New Hampshire hold found property for a set period (often 30 to 90 days) before disposing of unclaimed items. Contact the Hollis Police Department directly at 603-465-7637 to ask about their specific retention policy and whether your item has been turned in.
What if I lost something on a COAST Bus?
Call COAST at 603-743-5777 and select option 1 for Lost and Found. Have your route number and description of the item ready. Items are inventoried daily, so call soon after your loss. You can visit their office to retrieve your belongings if found.
Where should I go in person to claim a lost item in Hollis?
If your item has been found, the Hollis Police Department at 9 Silver Lake Road, Hollis, NH 03049 is typically the first place to check. Town Hall at 7 Monument Square can also direct you. Call ahead to confirm the item is there before visiting.
What should I do if my pet goes missing in Hollis?
Report it immediately to the Hollis Police Department (603-465-7637), the Humane Society for Greater Nashua (603-889-2275), and local animal control. Post on community pet networks like the NH Lost & Found Pets Facebook group and Nextdoor. Microchipping and a collar with tags are your best defense.
Can I file a report with ReportLost even if I lost something days ago?
Yes. File your report whenever you're ready. Once submitted, your report becomes active and begins matching against found items and alerts for the full 12-month period. Earlier reports may be processed sooner by local services, but a report filed later is still effective.
Is ReportLost.org official, or does it replace the police?
ReportLost is an independent service, not a government agency. We file reports on your behalf with the appropriate local departments (police, transit, etc.) and keep your case active in the background. You remain free to contact those departments directly, and the police are always your first point of contact for serious losses.
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File your report and let us handle the rest
Once you submit your details, we connect you with the Hollis Police Department or the relevant service and keep your report searching for a match for the next 12 months. No need to visit each office yourself or check daily.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Hollis Police Department, Town of Hollis, COAST Bus, or any local government or transit agency. We file reports on behalf of users with the appropriate departments where they accept third-party submissions. This guide is for informational purposes and does not replace contacting local authorities directly in urgent situations.