Lost something in Lewisburg? Report it once and we handle the rest.
One report sends your loss to Buffalo Valley Regional Police, the Borough of Lewisburg, local transit and businesses, and keeps your case actively searching for matches across the community.
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
Pennsylvania : there is no single statewide holding period. Each department, transit agency and venue defines its own retention and claim procedure, often a few months, never guaranteed.
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 it works
You report what you've lost
Tell us where you were, what went missing (wallet, ring, phone, keys, bag), and when. We collect the details we need to send to the right people.
We route it to local services
Your report goes to Buffalo Valley Regional Police, Lewisburg Borough offices, local transit, and key community channels. No need to make multiple calls or visits yourself.
Your report keeps searching
While you move on with your day, your report stays active and continues to match against new found items, community posts, and marketplace listings for your entire search period. You'll get an alert if we find a likely match.
Where to report (and what ReportLost does for you)
Local offices and services you can contact directly, plus how we speed up the process.
Buffalo Valley Regional Police
The primary law enforcement agency for Lewisburg. Police files are the official starting point for many lost item reports, especially wallets, electronics, and items lost in transit or public spaces. We ensure your report reaches the right precinct and desk.
Lewisburg Borough
The borough office handles lost property reports and can direct you to relevant municipal lost and found records. They coordinate with local departments and businesses. We generate the exact information they'll need and send it their way.
RabbitTransit
If you lost something on a bus, RabbitTransit's lost and found checks for items daily. They hold items for a set period before disposal. We let you know the exact steps to follow and what details to provide when you call.
Lost pet emergency
If you've lost a cat, dog, or other pet, time matters. SPCA Luzerne County and local animal networks can help. Our dedicated lost pet pathway moves faster and reaches more community channels at once. File a priority lost pet report.
Penn State University
If you lost something on or near campus, Penn State University Police maintains a lost and found and can assist students and visitors. They also have a dedicated process for items turned in by community members.
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Don't wait. Report it now.
The sooner you get your loss on record, the sooner our system starts matching it against new finds. Every day counts when items are still being turned in and circulating through local channels.
Report my lost item →Lewisburg has a great sense of community, but losing something valuable—a wallet, ring, favorite bracelet, or your phone—can leave you juggling calls to the police station, the borough office, RabbitTransit, and various lost and found groups on Facebook all at once. Each place keeps its own records and has its own procedures, which means your information can get lost in the shuffle.
ReportLost streamlines the whole process. One report from you reaches all the right local channels at once, and here's the key difference: your report doesn't sit static in a filing cabinet. It stays active and automatically cross-checks new found items, community posts, and resales against your description for months, so you're not doing that detective work every single day. Once you file, you can relax knowing your case is still being searched for you.
Common places where people lose items in Lewisburg
If you can pinpoint where it happened, it helps us route your report to the exact right local office.
Downtown Lewisburg / Market Street
Retail shops, restaurants, and the heart of the business district. Wallets, phones, and bags are frequently turned in here.
Penn State Campus
Residence halls, libraries, and student centers. University Police and campus lost and found handle a high volume of reports.
RabbitTransit Bus Routes
Items left on buses are logged daily. Calling transit dispatch quickly improves recovery odds.
Bucknell University Area
Campus grounds and surrounding streets. Campus security and local businesses work together on lost items.
Lewisburg Parks & Recreation
Outdoor spaces where personal items and pets are sometimes lost. Borough parks staff handle reports.
Community groups helping reunite lost items and pets
These local networks are active and reach hundreds of neighbors. We post to these channels on your behalf.
Facebook group dedicated to reuniting lost and found pets across the county
Facebook pages and Nextdoor communities where locals post sightings
Online database for lost and found pets in the Lewisburg 17837 area
Reddit community for sharing lost pet alerts
Frequently asked questions
How long does Buffalo Valley Regional Police keep lost items?
Police typically hold lost property for 30 to 90 days before disposal or donation, depending on the item and circumstances. Check with BVRPD directly at (570) 524-4302 for specifics on your item, and file your report right away so you're in their system.
How do I pick up a lost item from RabbitTransit?
Call RabbitTransit Customer Service at 1-800-632-9063 to confirm they have your item, then visit the transit facility during business hours with proof that the item is yours. Retention times vary, so don't delay.
Can I report a lost pet to Penn State Police?
Penn State University Police maintains a lost and found for items, but for pets, contact the SPCA or local animal shelters first. University Police can coordinate if your pet was spotted on campus. For fastest community reach, file a lost pet report with ReportLost.
How long does ReportLost keep my report active?
Your report stays active and continues to search for a match for your entire search period, which you choose at sign-up: 12 months. We automatically cross-check new found items, community posts, and listings against your description so you don't have to check manually every day.
Do I still need to contact police if I use ReportLost?
ReportLost sends your report to Buffalo Valley Regional Police and local borough offices as part of our service, so you're in the official system. However, if your item is high-value or involves a crime, contact BVRPD directly at (570) 524-4302 to file a formal police report alongside your ReportLost filing.
Is ReportLost.org official or a replacement for the police?
ReportLost is an independent service that accelerates and simplifies the reporting process by routing your information to official local channels (police, borough, transit, community groups) all at once, and by keeping your case actively searching for months. We complement—not replace—official police reports. For legal disputes or serious crimes, you should also file a formal report with Buffalo Valley Regional Police directly.
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Ready to get your report in motion?
The sooner you file, the sooner your loss reaches the right people and starts being matched against incoming finds. You've already taken the first step by learning what to do. Now Here are the offices that take your report.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Buffalo Valley Regional Police, Lewisburg Borough, RabbitTransit, Penn State University, Bucknell University, SPCA Luzerne County, or any other local entity mentioned. We send your report to these organizations' official channels and maintain an active search on community platforms, but we are not an official government service. For legal matters or formal police reports, contact the relevant local authority directly.