Lost something in Paradise? File one report and we'll handle the rest.
Submit your loss once, and we route it to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, Harry Reid Airport (if applicable), RTC transit services, local shelters, and active community channels. Then our team monitors the web continuously 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.
Recent activity
Across the United States
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Local contact details reviewed on July 13, 2026.
How ReportLost works in Paradise
You tell us what you lost
Fill out a quick form with details about your item: where you lost it in Paradise, when, and a description. We gather the exact information that police, airport staff, and transit services need to locate it.
We route your report to the right places
We identify which agency covers your loss location (Paradise area of Clark County, airport terminals, RTC buses, or local businesses) and make sure your report lands with the people who can actually find your item.
We search for matches automatically
For months, our system scans marketplaces, social media groups, local lost & found posts, and community channels across the web. The moment we spot a credible match, you get an alert. No daily checking required on your part.
Where to report a lost item in Paradise
Below are the main channels for lost items in the area. ReportLost coordinates with these for you.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
If you lost an item in a public place, on the street, or suspect theft, the Metro Police handles reports for Paradise (which is unincorporated Clark County). We tell you which precinct covers your loss location and ensure your report is filed correctly.
Harry Reid International Airport Lost & Found
Lost something in the terminals, at security, or on the tarmac? Harry Reid (LAS) has a dedicated lost & found office on Level 2 of each terminal. We point you to the right location and help you submit your claim with all required details.
RTC (Regional Transportation Commission) Bus Lost & Found
Items left on local buses are collected daily and held at RTC's facility. We generate the exact information you need to file a claim and track whether your item has been turned in.
Businesses & Public Spaces
Hotels, casinos, restaurants, malls, and other venues in Paradise often keep their own lost & found at the front desk or security office. ReportLost helps you identify which business or venue to contact and what information to provide.
Lost Pet
If you've lost a dog, cat, or other pet, time matters. Contact the Animal Foundation (open Tuesday–Sunday, 11 am–7 pm), Nevada SPCA, or Henderson Animal Control immediately, and file a priority lost pet report with ReportLost so we can amplify your search across social media and local networks.
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Start your search today
The sooner you file your report, the sooner our automated monitoring begins. Every hour counts when items are in transit or being sorted. Once your report is filed, you can step back and let our system work for you.
Report my lost item →Paradise sits between the Las Vegas Strip and outlying neighborhoods, making it easy to misplace items at hotels, transit stations, shops, and in transit. When you do, you're usually left clicking through separate websites: the police department, the airport's lost & found, RTC's bus service, animal shelters if it's a pet. Each has its own process, phone line, and holding period. ReportLost simplifies that. One report gets your loss in front of all the right people at once.
What makes ReportLost different is the automated monitoring that kicks in after you file. We don't just submit your info and wish you luck. We search the entire public web, local Facebook groups, Nextdoor, community bulletin boards, and resale sites continuously, matching descriptions and locations. You can move forward with your day while our system works around the clock to find your item.
Common places where items go missing in Paradise
ReportLost reports to the relevant agencies depending on where you lost your item.
The Strip & Hotel Corridor
High-traffic hotel lobbies, casinos, conference halls, and gaming floors see thousands of visitors daily. Lost wallets, phones, and bags often end up at front desk lost & found.
Harry Reid Airport
Terminals, security checkpoints, departure lounges, and baggage claim are common loss points. Airport staff recover items frequently but need accurate reports to match them with owners.
Downtown & Paradise Boulevard
Shopping centers, restaurants, pharmacies, and public transit stops along major corridors account for day-to-day losses. These require reports to individual businesses or RTC.
Residential & Neighborhood Streets
Items lost in yards, driveways, or on sidewalks in residential Paradise often require a police report if theft is suspected. Local Facebook groups and Nextdoor also help coordinate neighborhood searches.
Community networks where lost items are shared
Local groups actively share found items and help reunite people with their belongings.
Active Facebook group for posting found and lost items across Paradise and nearby areas
Reddit community for Las Vegas area residents sharing local lost & found alerts
For lost and found pet coordination and community alerts
Neighborhood-level posts about found items and local searches
Frequently asked questions about lost items in Paradise
How long do the police and airport keep lost items?
Las Vegas Metro Police typically hold items for 90 days; Harry Reid Airport holds items for 90 days as well. RTC buses hold items for a shorter period, so it's important to check quickly. After the holding period, unclaimed items may be donated or discarded. This is why filing a report immediately matters.
What information do I need to file a police report for a lost item?
You'll need the approximate location and time you lost the item, a detailed description (brand, color, distinguishing marks), and any serial numbers or identifying information. ReportLost generates a summary of this information so your report is complete and accurate.
Can I file a report online with Las Vegas Metro or RTC?
Metro Police reports for lost items are typically filed over the phone (702-828-3111 for non-emergency). RTC also accepts reports by phone at (702) 228-RIDE. ReportLost coordinates these calls and ensures your details are consistent across agencies.
Who should I contact if I lost something on the Strip or at a hotel?
Start with the specific hotel or venue's front desk or security office. They maintain the primary lost & found. If your item doesn't turn up, you can file a police report. ReportLost helps you identify the right business contact and document the loss officially.
How does ReportLost monitor for found items?
After you file, our system automatically searches the public web, local Facebook groups, Nextdoor, community marketplace listings, and other channels for posts matching your item description, location, and loss date. We repeat these searches over months and alert you to credible matches so you never miss a lead.
Is ReportLost.org official or run by the police?
ReportLost is an independent service that coordinates with local police departments, airports, transit agencies, and shelters. We're not part of any government body, but we work closely with these organizations to file reports accurately and monitor recovery on your behalf.
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Ready to find your lost item?
File your report with ReportLost now and let us handle the coordination and monitoring. The sooner you get started, the sooner our system begins searching across Paradise, the airport, local transit, and community channels.
Start my report →ReportLost is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, Harry Reid International Airport, RTC, the Animal Foundation, Nevada SPCA, or any city or county government. We coordinate reports with these agencies on your behalf but do not replace official channels. Always contact the relevant agency directly if your situation is urgent or if you suspect criminal activity.