Lost something in Farmington? Here is who holds found property.
One report sent to the Farmington Police Department, Davis County Animal Care, UTA transit services, and local community groups. Your report stays active (12 months), so you don't have to check every channel yourself.
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 It Works
You File Your Report
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We gather all the details we need to route your case correctly.
We Route It to the Right Places
Your report goes straight to the Farmington Police Department, Davis County services, UTA if it's transit-related, and active local lost-and-found groups. You don't have to make those calls yourself.
Your Report Keeps Searching for a Match
For the full length of your search period, your report stays in the system, automatically cross-checking new found items, posts, and community announcements. If something matches, we alert you right away.
Where to Report in Farmington
These are the official channels. We can contact them for you—or here's how to reach them directly.
Farmington Police Department
The Police Department holds found items and files lost reports. For non-emergency inquiries, you can call the dispatch line or visit in person. We generate the exact information to include in your report and let them know it's coming.
Police Department (801-451-5453)|Non-Emergency Dispatch (801-298-6000)|Email: police@farmington.utah.gov
Davis County Claim Property
If your item was recovered by county services, it may be held at the Davis County Sheriff's office. They maintain found property and can cross-reference items against your description. We let them know where to look for your case.
Davis County Sheriff Found Property|Main Line (801-451-4100)
UTA Transit Lost & Found
Lost something on a UTA bus or at a transit station in the Farmington area? UTA holds items for 30 days. We can file your report with their system so it gets checked against their current inventory.
UTA Lost Item Report Form|UTA Customer Service (801-743-3882)
Lost Pet in Farmington
If you've lost a pet, Davis County Animal Care is your first stop—they work to reunite animals with owners. Multiple local groups also post found pets. We alert the right channels and keep your case active so you don't miss a match. file a priority lost pet report
Davis County Animal Care (801-444-2200)|Facebook: Davis County Lost and Found Pets
Salt Lake City International Airport
If you lost an item at or near SLC Airport (the closest major hub, about 30 miles away), the airport's Lost & Found holds items on Level 3 of the terminal. We can check with them and file your report in their system.
SLC Airport Lost & Found|Lost Item Search & Contact (801-575-2427)
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Get Your Report Filed Today
The sooner you file, the sooner we can start matching your item across all these channels and community networks. And once it's in the system, it stays there, working on your behalf.
Report my lost item →In Farmington, lost items scatter across different hands: the police department holds recovered goods, Davis County Animal Care manages stray pets, UTA has its own lost-and-found process, and items turn up in neighborhood posts and buy-sell groups. Tracking all those channels separately, day after day, is exhausting.
ReportLost simplifies the whole search. File once, and we connect your case to every relevant local authority and community channel. Better yet, your report doesn't expire after a single submission—it keeps working for you, matching new finds against your description throughout your entire search period, so you can focus on your life instead of refreshing websites.
Common Places Where Items Go Missing in Farmington
These are hot spots for lost items—knowing where helps us route your report faster.
Downtown & Main Street
The heart of Farmington's retail and dining district, where wallets, keys, and phones slip away in shops and restaurants.
Station Park
A gathering spot for the community; items left at outdoor venues and seasonal events often turn up here or with local management.
UTA Bus Routes & Transit Centers
Items lost on buses or dropped at stops are common; UTA holds them for 30 days, and we connect directly with their system.
Residential Areas & Neighborhoods
Loose items found in yards or streets are often posted on neighborhood Facebook groups; we alert the right communities.
Highway Corridors & Travel Routes
Items left at rest stops or lost during travel through Farmington sometimes surface on local buy-sell or community boards.
Community Groups & Social Channels
Lost items often get posted by Good Samaritans here. We alert these communities on your behalf.
Facebook group for lost and found pets in the immediate area
Broader Davis County pet recovery community
General lost items group for the whole state
Help-find-pets group covering the wider region
Reddit community where locals post lost items and pet alerts
Neighborhood-level app where found items are frequently shared
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Farmington Police Department hold found items?
The Police Department typically holds recovered items for a period determined by their property management protocol. We recommend confirming current holding periods when you file your report, as policies can vary. Contact them at 801-451-5453 or email police@farmington.utah.gov for specifics.
What if my item was lost on UTA transit?
UTA holds items for 30 days from the time they're turned in. We file your report directly with their Lost & Found system and provide you with your reference number. Check with UTA's website or call 801-743-3882 if you need to claim an item in person.
How do I claim a found item from Davis County?
Visit or call Davis County Sheriff's office at 800 West State Street, Farmington, or ring 801-451-4100 (M–F, 8 AM–5 PM). Bring ID and proof of ownership if possible. We let them know your report is active so they can match it against new finds.
My lost pet hasn't turned up. What's the next step?
Contact Davis County Animal Care at 801-444-2200 (M–F, 10 AM–6 PM) to confirm your pet isn't with them, and file a <a href="/report-lost-pet">priority lost pet report</a> with us. We'll alert local animal groups and keep your case active across multiple channels.
How long will ReportLost search for my item?
Your report stays active for your chosen search period—either 12 months. During that time, we automatically cross-check new found items, community posts, and marketplace listings against your description. You'll get an alert as soon as a credible match surfaces, so you don't have to monitor every site yourself.
Is ReportLost.org an official city or police service?
No, ReportLost is an independent service that connects you to official channels. We're not part of the Farmington Police Department, Davis County, or any government agency, but we partner with them by routing reports to the right desks and keeping your case active in their systems and community channels. We supplement the official process, making it faster and less fragmented.
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Ready to Start Your Search?
Filing now means your report reaches Farmington Police, Davis County services, UTA, and local groups immediately. And because your report stays active for months, you can take a breath—we're matching new finds against your description every day.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Farmington Police Department, Davis County Sheriff's Office, Utah Transit Authority, or any other government or municipal entity mentioned on this page. We facilitate the reporting process and alert these organizations and community channels on your behalf, but they remain the sole custodians of found items and the official sources for recovery. Always verify current policies and hours with the official entities directly.