Lost something in Forest Park? Report it and let us handle the search.
One report to the Forest Park Police Department, Butler County Regional Transit Authority, and active local community channels. Your report stays active, automatically 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
Ohio : police must make reasonable efforts to identify the owner, but retention periods are set locally rather than statewide. (Ohio Revised Code §2933.41)
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 Forest Park
You tell us what you lost
Describe your item, where you left it, and when. We capture every detail needed by local authorities and community channels.
We route it to the right places
Your report goes directly to Forest Park Police, the relevant transit authority if applicable, and posted across local lost and found networks so the right people see it.
Your report keeps searching for a match
For your entire search period, your report automatically compares against new found items posted locally, so you don't have to check community boards and marketplace listings yourself every day.
Where to report a lost item in Forest Park
Contact these offices directly, or let us do it for you
Forest Park Police Department
Report lost items to the Police Department's non-emergency line. They maintain a lost and found log and can advise on custody timelines. We can generate the exact information needed for your report and let you know which precinct covers your loss location.
Call (513) 595-5220 (non-emergency)|Visit 1201 West Kemper Road, Forest Park, OH 45240
Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA)
If you lost your item on a BCRTA bus or at a transit stop in Forest Park, contact their customer service center. They retain lost items for a set period before disposal. We point you to the right transit lost and found office based on where you lost your wallet, purse, or personal item.
Forest Park City Hall
City Hall can direct you to relevant departments and may help coordinate inquiries if your lost item was turned in to a municipal office. We ensure your information reaches the right desk on first contact.
Call (513) 595-5200|Email infodesk@forestpark.org|Visit 1201 West Kemper Road, Forest Park, OH 45240
Lost pet
If you've lost a cat or dog in Forest Park, the Animal Care Center of Forest Park and local animal rescue networks are your first stops. Post on PawBoost and Cincinnati-area lost pet groups for immediate visibility to neighbors and community searchers. For a faster, coordinated response with automated alerts, file a priority lost pet report.
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Report your loss today
The sooner your item is reported, the sooner community members and local authorities can help you look. Once your report is in the system, your search continues in the background for months.
Report my lost item →Losing a wallet, phone, ring, or any cherished item in Forest Park disrupts your day, and the odds of finding it can feel slim when you're juggling calls to the police, checking transit lost and found, and scrolling through community posts. The local systems work independently, which means your loss might slip through gaps if you don't contact each channel yourself.
ReportLost simplifies the hunt by consolidating your report into one submission that reaches Forest Park Police, Butler County Regional Transit Authority, and the community networks where locals post found items. Once your report is live, it stays active and continues to match against new discoveries for the full search period you choose, so you can stop searching and focus on your day.
Common places where items are lost in Forest Park
Include these landmarks if you remember where you lost your item
Downtown Forest Park & Kemper Road Corridor
Shopping, dining, and business district where wallets and phones are frequently left behind at registers, restaurants, and retail counters.
BCRTA Bus Stops & Transit Stations
Personal items like wallets, purses, and phones are commonly left on buses or at shelter areas near main stops.
Parks & Recreation Areas
Neighborhood parks where joggers, dog walkers, and families lose rings, bracelets, and other small items during outdoor activities.
Residential Streets & Parking Areas
Keys, wallets, and personal items left in vehicles, driveways, or sidewalks after arriving home.
Community networks where lost items are often posted
These groups and forums connect locals searching for and reporting found items
Active Facebook group for lost and found animals across the greater Cincinnati area, including Forest Park.
Cincinnati subreddit where residents post lost and found items and pets.
Dedicated Facebook community for animal losses and recoveries in the Forest Park region.
Neighborhood app where Forest Park residents share local lost and found alerts with nearby households.
Frequently asked questions
How long does Forest Park Police keep lost items?
Most police departments hold lost and found items for 30 to 90 days before disposal or donation. Contact the Forest Park Police Department at (513) 595-5220 to confirm the custody timeline for your specific item and precinct.
What happens to items left on BCRTA buses?
Butler County Regional Transit Authority holds lost items for a set period at their customer service center. Call (513) 785-5237 or fill out their online Lost & Found form as soon as possible to check if your wallet, phone, or purse has been turned in.
How should I describe my lost item to improve my chances?
Include as many details as possible: color, material, distinguishing marks (engravings, initials, damage), approximate value, and the exact location and time you last saw it. The more specific your description, the easier it is for someone who finds it to match it to your report.
Where should I start if I lost something at a local business?
Call or visit the specific store, restaurant, or office where you lost your item right away. Many businesses keep lost items at a service desk for 24 to 48 hours. If no one claims it, ask them to keep it longer or provide contact details for follow-up.
What if I lost my item in a moving vehicle, like a taxi or rideshare?
Contact the taxi company or rideshare app (Uber, Lyft) through their driver or customer support line immediately. Most drivers hold items for a short time, and the app companies can help track down the right driver if you remember details of your trip.
Is ReportLost.org official, or does it replace the police?
ReportLost is an independent service, not affiliated with any police department or city government. We don't replace police reports or official lost and found channels, instead we streamline the process by sending your information to the right authorities and community networks on your behalf, and then keeping your report active and searching for a match automatically. For crimes involving stolen items, always contact Forest Park Police directly at (513) 595-5220.
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Your report starts searching right now
Once you submit, your lost item is in the system and being matched against new found items every day for months. The sooner you report, the sooner someone may reunite you with what you've lost.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Forest Park Police Department, Forest Park City Hall, Butler County Regional Transit Authority, or any other agency mentioned. We are a third-party platform that helps you submit lost item reports to relevant local authorities and community channels. Always contact official agencies directly for emergency situations or to verify custody policies.