Lost something in Washington? Get it back with one report.
Submit a single report and we connect you with the Washington City Police Department, city services, and active community channels. Your report stays active for months, continuing to match against new found items so you don't have to search alone.
🔍Recently reported lost items in Washington – updated this July 19, 2026
- 📍 DSLR with lens lost near Sandtown Park, July 15.
- 📍 Insulin pouch lost near Vernon Worthen Park, July 16.
- 📍 Small shoulder bag lost near Best Western - Coral Hills, July 16.
How ReportLost Works
You report the loss
Describe what you lost, where, and when. We gather the details needed to notify the right local departments and post across community channels.
We route it to the right places
Your report reaches the Washington City Police Department's evidence bureau, city hall, and local social groups. We handle the follow-up, so you don't have to call multiple offices or post everywhere yourself.
Your report keeps searching for you
For the full duration of your plan, your report remains active and continues to cross-reference new found items, community posts, and local listings. When a credible match appears, we alert you immediately, so you can focus on the search without checking dozens of sites daily.
Where to Report and What to Do
The main channels and services that handle lost items in Washington
Police Department Evidence & Property
The Washington City Police Department holds found items and lost property reports. Call their evidence bureau to report a loss or ask if your item has been turned in. We tell you which department covers your location and provide the exact details to include in your report.
Evidence & Property (435) 986-1515|Police Station Address & Hours
City Hall & Administrative Services
Washington City Hall is a central point for reporting losses of official documents, permits, or items left in city buildings. We route your report to the right department so you don't need to figure out which office handles what.
Public Transit (UTA)
If you lost something on a UTA bus or at a transit station, UTA holds found items for 30 days. We guide you through reporting and help ensure your description reaches the right UTA Lost & Found office.
UTA Lost & Found Report Form|UTA Customer Service (801) 743-3882
Salt Lake City & St. George Regional Airports
Traveling through the region? Lost something at an airport terminal or during a layover? Both SLC International and St. George Regional Airport maintain lost & found offices. We help you submit claims to the right airport.
Salt Lake City International Lost & Found|St. George Regional Airport Lost & Found (435) 627-4000
Lost Pets
A missing pet requires immediate action. Washington City Animal Shelter is your first call, open Monday through Friday. Community members also post lost pets on local Facebook groups. We can help you amplify your search across these channels faster. File a priority lost pet report.
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Ready to report your loss?
The sooner you file, the sooner local offices and community members begin looking. Once you submit, your report reaches the right channels and stays active in the background, so you can move forward.
Report my lost item →In Washington, lost items scatter fast. Your keys might end up at the police department's evidence bureau, a found wallet could be with a local business or turned in at city hall, and a pet may be at the Animal Welfare Services. Meanwhile, community members post finds on Facebook groups and Nextdoor. Coordinating calls, visits, and searches across all these channels takes hours and leaves gaps.
ReportLost simplifies the hunt. One form reaches the Washington City Police Department, city services, and the people most likely to spot your item. Better still, your report stays active for months, matching against new found posts automatically so you regain peace of mind instead of refreshing search results every day.
Common Areas Where Items Go Missing
High-traffic zones and landmarks in Washington where losses often occur
Downtown Washington & Main Street
Shops, restaurants, and the civic district see regular foot traffic and turnover of items at registers and counters.
Washington City Parks & Recreation Areas
Outdoor spaces, picnic areas, and sports facilities are common places to lose phones, wallets, and personal gear.
UTA Bus Stops & Transit Stations
Public transit hubs and bus interiors where items slip out of pockets or bags during boarding and transit.
St. George Regional Airport
Regional travelers move quickly through check-in and security, often leaving behind phones, chargers, and luggage items.
Local Retailers & Shopping Centers
Parking lots and store interiors where wallets, keys, and bags are frequently misplaced or left behind.
Community Help & Social Channels
Local groups and networks where found items are often posted
Facebook group for items and pets found across the St. George and Washington area
Dedicated Facebook group for lost and found pets in the region
Reddit community where locals post and share found items and missing pet alerts
Neighborhood app where found items are posted by residents in your immediate area
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Washington City Police Department hold found items?
The police evidence bureau stores items turned in as lost property. There is no fixed public holding period, so it's important to report quickly and contact them at (435) 986-1515 to check status. Items may be released or disposed of if not claimed within a reasonable timeframe; ask about their specific timeline when you call.
How long does UTA hold lost items from buses and transit?
UTA holds found items for 30 days. If your item was left on a bus, it may take a week to a week and a half to reach the central lost & found office, so report it as soon as you realize it's missing.
What should I do if I lose a pet in Washington?
Contact the Washington City Animal Shelter immediately at (435) 673-7194 during business hours (Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.), and also check with other local shelters and vets in the region. Post on local Facebook groups like 'Lost and Found St George Utah' and 'St. George, Utah Lost And Found Pets' right away, as community members often spot strays quickly.
Can I report a loss to multiple offices at once with ReportLost?
Yes. ReportLost sends your report to the Washington City Police Department, relevant city services, and community channels in one submission. You don't have to call each office separately or post to multiple Facebook groups yourself, we handle the routing.
What if I lost something at an airport?
If you left something at Salt Lake City International or St. George Regional Airport, contact their lost & found offices directly. SLC is open 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m., Monday–Friday. ReportLost can help you file a claim with the right airport for your situation.
Is ReportLost.org an official government service?
No. ReportLost is an independent service that connects you with official lost & found channels and community groups in Washington. We are not affiliated with the police department, city government, or any local agency, but we work on your behalf to make sure your loss reaches the right people and remains searchable for months.
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The faster you report, the faster people start looking. Once submitted, your report continues searching for a match automatically, giving you back your time and peace of mind.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Washington City Police Department, Washington City Hall, UTA, Salt Lake City International Airport, St. George Regional Airport, the Washington City Animal Shelter, or any other local government or transit agency. We do not replace official police reports or lost & found channels; we amplify them by routing your report to the right local offices and keeping it active in community searches.