Lost something in Red Bank? Here is where to report it.
One report connects you to the Red Bank Police Department, City Hall, 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.
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Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
How ReportLost works for Red Bank
You report your loss
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. A few details about your wallet, ring, or other item goes a long way.
We route it to the right places
Your report is sent to the Red Bank Police Department, City of Red Bank, and posted to relevant local community channels so the right people see it.
Your report keeps searching for you
For 12 months, your report stays active and automatically crosses new found items, marketplace posts, and community alerts against your description. You get notified of credible matches without having to check every day.
Where to report a lost item in Red Bank
Local resources and what each one handles
Red Bank Police Department
The police handle reports of lost items, especially those involving theft or found property. Visit in person at 3117 Dayton Boulevard or call the non-emergency line during business hours. We generate all the details you'll need to include in your report and tell you which desk to approach.
Police Department contact info|Non-emergency dispatch (423-877-2481)
City of Red Bank
City Hall keeps records of found items turned in to municipal buildings and can direct you to the right department for your specific loss. Stop by 3105 Dayton Boulevard or call during regular hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday). We point you to the exact office that handles your situation.
City of Red Bank official website|Main city phone (423-877-1103)
Lost and Found Pets
If you've lost a cat, dog, or other pet, contact the Humane Educational Society or McKamey Animal Center. Both operate lost and found services and work with local rescue networks. Red Bank City also maintains a pet lost and found line. For the fastest results, file a priority lost pet report with ReportLost and get alerts from the wider community.
HES Lost & Found Pets (423-624-5302)|McKamey Animal Center|City of Red Bank pet lost and found (423-305-6500)
Community groups and social channels
Red Bank residents stay connected through Facebook groups dedicated to lost and found items, especially pets. Nextdoor and r/Chattanooga on Reddit also see posts from the Red Bank area. ReportLost automatically alerts these communities so you don't have to cross-post by hand.
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Report your loss today
The sooner you create your report, the sooner it starts working for you. Red Bank's police, city services, and community members can help, but only if they know what to look for. Start your report now and let us handle the rest.
Report my lost item →Red Bank residents lose things everywhere, from the shops along Dayton Boulevard to local restaurants, parks, and the surrounding neighborhoods. When it happens, reporting the loss means contacting the Red Bank Police Department, checking with City Hall, scanning community Facebook groups, and sometimes reaching out to nearby animal shelters if it's a pet. That's a lot of ground to cover, and most people never finish the loop.
ReportLost simplifies the process. One report takes the place of multiple phone calls and posts. We make sure the right departments and community channels get the word, and then your report keeps working for you for months. Instead of you refreshing group pages and websites every morning, your signalement remains active, quietly matching against found items and alerts that appear online. Once your report is filed, you can breathe easy while we keep looking.
Common places where Red Bank residents lose things
Check these spots first, then file your report to reach the rest of the community
Dayton Boulevard corridor
The heart of Red Bank's retail and dining district, where wallets, phones, and personal items often slip away in shops and restaurants.
Downtown Red Bank
City Hall, local offices, and public gathering spaces where purses, keys, and eyeglasses are frequently left behind.
Parks and recreation areas
Community parks, walking paths, and outdoor spaces where rings, bracelets, and pets can go missing.
Residential neighborhoods
Quiet streets and residential areas where lost cats and dogs are sometimes spotted by neighbors.
How Red Bank stays connected
Active community channels where lost and found posts gain traction
Facebook group dedicated to reuniting pets with their owners across the Red Bank area
Reddit community that includes Red Bank lost and found posts and local alerts
Official Facebook page where municipal announcements and community updates appear
Neighborhood app where Red Bank residents post about lost items and help each other
Frequently asked questions about lost items in Red Bank
How long does the Red Bank Police Department keep lost and found items?
The Red Bank Police Department typically holds found items for a set period before they may be disposed of or donated. Contact the Records Office at 423-874-0088 to ask about the specific timeline for your item and to follow up on any reports you've filed.
Can I file a lost item report over the phone?
Yes, you can call the Red Bank Police non-emergency line at 423-877-2481 to report a loss. However, visiting in person at 3117 Dayton Boulevard may allow you to provide more details and receive a copy of your report right away. ReportLost handles this step for you, so you only need to submit your information once.
Where do I pick up a lost item if it's been found?
If your item is recovered and turned in to the Red Bank Police Department, you'll be contacted to claim it at the police station. City of Red Bank may also hold items at City Hall (3105 Dayton Boulevard). Check with both locations or ask ReportLost to track the status of your report.
What should I do if I lost my pet in Red Bank?
Contact the Humane Educational Society (423-624-5302) or McKamey Animal Center immediately. Also reach out to the City of Red Bank animal control line (423-305-6500). Post in the Lost/Found Pets of Red Bank, Hixson, Soddy Daisy Facebook group for community help. With ReportLost, file a <a href="/report-lost-pet">priority lost pet report</a> to activate a dedicated search with urgent alerts to local networks.
How long will my report stay active?
Your ReportLost report remains active for your chosen period, either 12 months, continuously matching against new found items and community posts. This means you don't have to check group pages every day, because your report keeps searching for you.
Is ReportLost official or affiliated with the Red Bank Police Department?
ReportLost is an independent service designed to route your lost item report to the right local authorities and community channels. We are not part of the police department, but we work with official channels like the Red Bank Police and City of Red Bank to make sure your report reaches them. We complement the official systems, not replace them.
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The sooner your report is filed, the sooner it reaches the Red Bank Police Department, City Hall, and the community. Then, while you go about your day, your report keeps matching against new found items for months. Don't wait to get the word out.
Start my report →ReportLost is an independent service and is not officially affiliated with the Red Bank Police Department, City of Red Bank, Humane Educational Society, McKamey Animal Center, or any other local agency or business mentioned on this page. We work to route your report to the right places, but we do not represent these organizations, and they do not endorse ReportLost. Always verify current contact information and hours directly with official sources.