Lost something in Pulaski? Report it and let us handle the search.
One report sends your loss to the Pulaski Police Department, Town of Pulaski, local transit services, and active community channels. Your report stays active, continuously 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 in Pulaski
You report your loss
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We gather the details that matter most to local authorities and community groups in Pulaski.
We connect it to the right places
Your report goes directly to the Pulaski Police Department, Town Hall, Pulaski Area Transit, and local lost pet networks if applicable. No runaround, no duplicate calls.
Your report keeps searching for a match
While you move on with your day, your report stays active, automatically checking new found posts and community alerts across Pulaski for months. You'll get notified the moment we find a credible lead.
Where to Report a Loss in Pulaski
The official channels, explained. ReportLost handles notifying them for you.
Pulaski Police Department
The primary place to file a report for lost items found in town or on public property. We identify which precinct covers your location and file the report for you so you don't have to figure out the details.
Town of Pulaski
Town Hall can help coordinate with local services and maintain records of lost and found items turned in to town facilities. We connect your report to the right department.
Pulaski Area Transit
Lost something on a bus? Pulaski Area Transit maintains a lost and found office. We provide the exact details they need to search their records and contact you right away.
New River Valley Airport
If you lost an item while traveling through the Dublin airport, their lost and found holds items for a set period. We can point you to the right desk and generate the information they'll need.
Lost Pets in Pulaski
Missing a cat, dog, or other pet? Pulaski County Animal Control should be your first call, and local Facebook groups spread the word fast. We make sure your pet's description reaches shelters, vets, and the community. File a priority lost pet report to get your pet in front of animal control and hundreds of locals immediately.
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Don't let confusion waste critical time
The first hours after a loss matter. Let ReportLost handle the calls and routing so you can focus on the search. Your report goes live across all the right channels right away, and stays active for months.
Report my lost item →Losing a wallet, ring, phone, or beloved pet in Pulaski is disorienting. Between the Pulaski Police Department, the Town offices, Pulaski Area Transit, and a dozen Facebook groups and community pages, figuring out where to report and who to contact can eat up hours. By then, precious time has passed and the trail gets cold.
ReportLost simplifies that chaos. File one report with us, and we route it to every relevant local channel, from police to town services to local community networks. Better yet, your report doesn't stop working after day one, it stays active and searchable for your entire recovery period, so you don't have to check Facebook groups or call around every single day.
Common Places Locals Report Losses in Pulaski
Knowing where you lost something helps us route your report faster.
Downtown Pulaski
Main Street and surrounding shops, restaurants, and offices, where wallets and phones are frequently left behind or dropped.
Pulaski Area Transit Buses
Local bus routes where items slip between seats or are left on board, especially bags, keys, and glasses.
New River Valley Airport
Security checkpoints, gates, and baggage areas where travelers often misplace carry-on items, rings, and personal effects.
Town Parks and Recreation Areas
Green spaces and community gathering spots where pets sometimes go missing or personal items are left after outdoor activities.
Retail and Commercial Strips
Shopping areas where purses, wallets, and packages are frequently forgotten in stores or parking lots.
Community Networks in Pulaski
Local groups and pages where found items are posted. We post your report there too.
Active Facebook community for missing and found pets across the region
Facebook group dedicated to helping locate missing pets in Pulaski County
Official Instagram and social updates on found pets and shelter information
Hyperlocal networks where neighbors post and share found items daily
Questions About Losing Something in Pulaski
How long will Pulaski Police keep a record of my lost item?
The Pulaski Police Department maintains lost property records, though specific retention periods vary by department policy. We recommend filing your report within the first 24 hours and asking them directly at 540-994-8680. Once you report with ReportLost, we continue searching for a match for your entire recovery period.
Where do I pick up a found item in Pulaski?
Items turned in to the Pulaski Police Department (42 1st Street NW) can be claimed there during business hours. Items found on Pulaski Area Transit buses should be claimed through their dispatch office at 540-980-5040. Private businesses hold found items temporarily, so contact them directly to confirm. We help you identify the exact location and what to bring.
What if I lost my pet in Pulaski?
Contact Pulaski County Animal Control immediately at 540-674-8359 and post to the local Facebook groups 'Lost and Found Pets of Wythe/Smyth & Pulaski Counties' and 'Lost animals In Pulaski COUNTY.' Vets in the area also help spread the word. Filing a priority lost pet report with ReportLost gets your pet in front of all these channels at once and keeps it active for months.
How long does it take the airport to report found items?
New River Valley Airport (Dublin) processes lost and found items during business hours. Call 540-674-4141 to ask about an item you may have left. Items are typically held for a limited time, so contact them as soon as possible after realizing your loss.
Can ReportLost search the web for my lost item?
ReportLost is not a search engine, but a unified reporting and active matching service. We file your report with the right Pulaski authorities and community channels, and your report stays active, automatically cross-referencing new found posts, marketplace listings, and community alerts for credible matches. You're not searching; we're matching for you.
Is ReportLost official, or does it replace calling the police?
ReportLost is an independent service, not affiliated with any government agency. We complement, not replace, the police or other authorities. When you report with us, we notify the Pulaski Police Department and other relevant channels on your behalf, saving you the phone calls and ensuring consistency across multiple offices. If you prefer, you can always contact them directly, but ReportLost ensures nothing falls through the cracks.
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The sooner you file, the sooner your report reaches every channel that matters and starts searching for a match. Once it's live, you can breathe, knowing the community and local services are helping bring your item or pet home.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Pulaski Police Department, Town of Pulaski, Pulaski County, Pulaski Area Transit, New River Valley Airport, Pulaski County Animal Control, or any other government or municipal agency. We work to notify these entities of your report as part of our service, but ReportLost does not represent, endorse, or replace the official functions of these organizations. Always contact local authorities directly if needed.