Lost something in Carolina Forest? Here is who holds found property.
One report routes your item to Horry County Police, local transit and business lost & found desks, and Carolina Forest community channels. Your report stays active, continuously matching your description 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.
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Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
How ReportLost works in Carolina Forest
You file one report
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We gather the details needed to alert the right channels, so you don't have to contact each office separately.
We route it to the places that matter
Your report goes to Horry County Police Department, Carolina Forest area bus office, shops and venues where the loss occurred, and active local lost & found groups. We handle the legwork.
Your report keeps searching for a match
For your entire search period, your report continuously scans for matching found items posted locally, so you can rest easy. We alert you the moment a credible match appears.
Where items turn up in Carolina Forest
Know where to report and what to expect
Horry County Police Department
Items found on the street, in parks, or handed in by citizens often go to the police non-emergency dispatch line. We identify which precinct covers your loss location and provide the exact details to include in your report.
Non-emergency dispatch: 843-248-1520|Email: hcpdrecords@horrycountysc.gov
Carolina Forest Area Bus Office
Left something on a transit bus or at a stop? The Carolina Forest bus office holds found items for a limited time. We make sure your description reaches them and remind you of their hold policy.
Shops, restaurants & venues
Items turned in at stores, malls, restaurants, and recreation centers are usually kept at customer service for 30 to 90 days. We point you to the right desk and help you describe what was lost so staff can search their system.
Myrtle Beach International Airport
If you lost something at the airport or on a flight, contact their lost & found directly. We generate the flight and terminal info they'll need.
Lost pet?
If you've lost a dog or cat, Horry County Animal Care Center and local shelters keep records of found pets. We ensure your pet's description reaches all shelters in the area and keep you updated. File a priority lost pet report.
Horry County Animal Care Center: info@horrycountysc.gov|All 4 Paws Animal Rescue: 843-237-7297
Community lost & found groups
Carolina Forest residents actively share found items on Facebook, Nextdoor, and Reddit. We post your report to the right groups and monitor them for matches throughout your search period.
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The sooner you report, the better your chances
Filing a report early gives you the advantage of reaching businesses and transit offices while items are still in active lost & found storage. Once you've reported, your search becomes continuous; you can focus on other things while your item stays in the active-search cycle.
Report my lost item →Carolina Forest sits at the crossroads of Myrtle Beach and Conway, where items go missing across parks, shopping centers, transit stops, and homes. Between Horry County Police, local bus services, business lost & found desks, and community Facebook groups, coordinating a real search means making multiple calls and monitoring several channels yourself, every single day.
ReportLost simplifies that. One report, filed once, reaches all the official channels and social networks where locals post found items. Your description stays active and searchable for months, automatically matching against new posts, so you're not refreshing group feeds or calling the same office twice. You can move forward while we keep looking.
Common places where items go missing
Coverage across Carolina Forest and nearby Myrtle Beach
Carolina Forest Parks & Recreation
Playgrounds, sports fields, and outdoor facilities around the community are frequent loss spots. Items found on grounds go to Horry County Parks & Recreation or local police.
Shopping centers and retail districts
Malls, grocery stores, and shopping plazas throughout the area each run their own lost & found. Items are typically held for 30 to 90 days.
Transit stops and bus routes
The Carolina Forest bus system connects to Conway and Myrtle Beach. Items left on buses or at shelters go to the area bus office.
Myrtle Beach International Airport area
Located nearby, the airport receives lost items at its dedicated lost & found office. TSA checkpoints and airlines handle items separately.
Residential neighborhoods and community commons
Items lost near homes or in common areas may be reported to Horry County Police or posted on neighborhood Facebook and Nextdoor groups.
Where Carolina Forest community shares found items
Active groups where locals post discoveries
Facebook group where neighbors report found and lost pets
Statewide Facebook group for items lost or found throughout SC
Regional pet-focused lost & found on Facebook
Myrtle Beach Reddit community, includes lost item posts
Neighborhood app used by Carolina Forest residents to alert neighbors
Questions about lost items in Carolina Forest
How long do shops and businesses hold lost items?
Most retailers, restaurants, and service businesses in the area hold items for 30 to 90 days before disposing of them. Some may keep items longer if they seem valuable. The sooner you report and contact them, the better your chances.
How long does the bus office keep found items?
The Carolina Forest Area Bus Office typically holds found items for a limited period. Call 843-236-0705 to ask about their specific hold policy and to check if your item has been turned in.
What if I lost something at Myrtle Beach International Airport?
Contact the airport's lost & found office at 843-448-1580, Option 6. Items left on aircraft belong to the airline; TSA checkpoint items go to TSA. The airport can direct you to the right office based on where you lost it.
Can I file a report if I'm not sure which precinct covers my loss location?
Yes. When you report with ReportLost, we identify the correct precinct or office based on your location. You can also call Horry County Police non-emergency dispatch at 843-248-1520 and they can advise you.
How does ReportLost actually work? Is it the same as reporting to police?
ReportLost is an independent service that routes your lost item report to police, transit, businesses, and active community channels in your area. We're not law enforcement, but we make sure the right local offices and community groups are aware of your loss and keep an eye out. You can also file directly with police or each location yourself, but ReportLost does that coordination for you and maintains an active search for 12 months.
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Start your search across Carolina Forest today
The longer you wait, the more items cycle through lost & found desks. File your report now, and your item goes on the active-search list across Horry County Police, transit, local businesses, and community groups. You'll have peace of mind knowing the search continues automatically.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent lost item reporting service and is not affiliated with Horry County Police Department, the City of Myrtle Beach, Carolina Forest Parks & Recreation, Myrtle Beach International Airport, or any local businesses or transit authorities mentioned. We coordinate on your behalf but do not replace official police reports or direct contact with these offices. Always file directly with law enforcement if your item involves a crime.