Lost something in Walla Walla? Here is who to contact.
One report reaches the Walla Walla Police Department, City Hall, Link Transit, the airport, and local social channels. We monitor the entire web for matches automatically, so you don't have to refresh pages for months.
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.
Recent activity
Washington : the owner's claim window is 60 days, shorter than in most states, and a finder must report the find within 7 days. (RCW 63.21)
Across the United States
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- Camera · Monterey, CA, October 7
Local contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026.
How ReportLost Works
You tell us what you lost
Describe your item, when and where you last had it, and any identifying details. We generate a complete incident summary tailored to Walla Walla's systems.
We route it to the right places
Your report reaches the Walla Walla Police Department's Property & Evidence office, City Hall, Link Transit Lost & Found, Walla Walla Regional Airport, and key local social channels. You only fill out one form.
Automated monitoring finds your item
Our system continuously scans marketplaces, Lost & Found Pets groups, local Facebook pages, and community forums for posts matching your description. You get an alert as soon as a credible match appears, anywhere on the web.
Where to Report in Walla Walla
These are the official channels we alert on your behalf. Below you'll find direct contacts if you prefer to reach out yourself.
Walla Walla Police Department
The Police Department's Property & Evidence office holds items turned in to officers and at precinct desks. We ensure your description reaches the right department and include details like where your item was lost so they can route it correctly. Items are typically held for 90 days to two years, depending on category.
City of Walla Walla
Lost items found in parks, public buildings, and city streets are often submitted to the City Hall offices. We make sure your report reaches the right department and includes all relevant location details to speed up a search.
Link Transit
If you left something on a Walla Walla bus or at a transit facility, Link Transit's Guest Services manages the lost and found. We provide them with precise details about your item and the route or stop where you lost it. Items held for 30 days before donation.
Walla Walla Regional Airport
Items lost in the terminal, at baggage claim, or at the gates are managed by airport administration and airline partners. We forward your report with the flight details and exact location in the terminal. Contact Alaska Airlines directly if your loss involves checked baggage.
Walla Walla Community College
Items lost on the WWCC campus are held at the Safety & Security office during business hours. We generate the exact details to include in a report and point you to the right desk if you want to call directly.
Lost Pet?
If you've lost a dog, cat, or other pet in Walla Walla, the Blue Mountain Humane Society is the primary agency handling lost and found animals. They maintain a searchable registry and can hold your pet for 3 days while you search. Local Facebook groups like 'Lost and Found Pets in Walla Walla and Surrounding Areas' and 'Walla Walla's Lost and Found/Re-homing' are also active and can amplify your alert fast. For a comprehensive report that reaches the humane society, animal control, and monitors all pet-specific channels automatically, file a priority lost pet report.
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The sooner you report, the better.
Once your loss is in the system and our monitoring is active, you can focus on your day instead of frantically checking a dozen sites. Most recoveries happen within the first two weeks, but our automated search continues for up to 12 months.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Walla Walla is frustrating, and the response system is fragmented. The police take a report, but checking the airport, the bus system, and the dozen local Facebook groups yourself takes weeks of daily scrolling. ReportLost bridges that gap by routing your loss to every relevant office at once and then doing the web surveillance for you, 24/7.
The moment you report, we handle outreach to the Walla Walla Police Department, Link Transit, Walla Walla Regional Airport, City Hall, and active community groups. Then we watch the entire web, from classified ads to social media, for anyone posting your found item. If a match emerges, you'll be notified instantly, so you can reclaim it before it disappears into a donation bin or a reseller's inventory.
Common Places to Lose Items in Walla Walla
These neighborhoods and venues are where most losses occur. Our system flags reports tied to these areas.
Downtown Walla Walla
Historic district with shops, restaurants, galleries, and the farmers market. High foot traffic and busy public spaces mean items are frequently left behind or turned in to nearby businesses.
Link Transit Bus System
Buses serving downtown, the college, and residential areas are common places to lose wallets, phones, and bags. Link Transit's lost and found processes items daily.
Bennington Lake & Parks
Popular outdoor recreation area where visitors lose glasses, keys, and personal items near picnic areas and water access points.
Walla Walla Regional Airport
Items frequently left at security, gates, baggage claim, and airline ticket counters. Airport lost and found processes items quickly.
Walla Walla Community College Campus
Students often leave items in classrooms, the library, cafeteria, and campus buildings. The Safety & Security office manages the lost and found here.
Active Community Channels
Walla Walla's residents use these groups to post and find lost items. We monitor them automatically on your behalf.
Facebook group with daily posts from residents reporting lost and found animals
Facebook group dedicated to lost items and pet rehoming across the city
Facebook group for non-pet items lost or found in the county
Official Facebook page and registry for lost pets in partnership with animal control
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do police hold lost items?
The Walla Walla Police Department typically holds items for 90 days to two years, depending on the item's category and whether it's claimed. Jewelry and valuables may be held longer than everyday items. Check with the Property & Evidence office at 509.527.4434 to confirm hold times for your specific item.
How do I claim a lost item from Link Transit?
Contact Link Transit Guest Services at 509-662-1155. They hold items for 30 days. Have your bus route number, the date you lost the item, and a detailed description ready. Items not claimed within 30 days are typically donated.
What if I lost something at Walla Walla Regional Airport?
Call the airport administration at 509-525-3100. If you lost an item on an Alaska Airlines flight, also contact Alaska Airlines at 1-800-547-9308. For items left in the terminal or baggage area, the airport holds them for 90 days before disposal. Have your flight number and a detailed description ready.
Where is the Blue Mountain Humane Society and what are their hours?
Blue Mountain Humane Society is located at 7 E. George St., Walla Walla, and can be reached at 509.525.2452. They maintain the lost and found pet registry for Walla Walla and hold stray animals for 3 days. Check their website or call directly to search their current listings.
How does ReportLost help me find my lost item?
You submit one report, and we route it to the Walla Walla Police, Link Transit, the airport, City Hall, and key social channels. Then our automated system continuously scans the web, marketplaces, and local Facebook groups for posts matching your item's description. If a match is found, you receive an instant alert. You don't have to spend hours refreshing sites yourself, and you gain coverage across platforms and channels you might not know to check.
Is ReportLost.org official or part of the Walla Walla Police Department?
No. ReportLost is an independent service that works alongside official channels. We are not part of any government agency, but we coordinate with them on your behalf and help accelerate the search process. Our automated web monitoring is separate from police resources and gives you an additional advantage. Always file an official police report if your loss is a crime; ReportLost complements that effort.
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Reporting takes just five minutes. Once you do, the whole system springs into action, and you can stop worrying about manually tracking down leads. Let our team and our automated monitoring take it from here.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent lost and found coordination service. We are not affiliated with the Walla Walla Police Department, Walla Walla City Hall, Link Transit, Walla Walla Regional Airport, Walla Walla Community College, Blue Mountain Humane Society, or any other government or private entity mentioned on this page. We work in partnership with these organizations by alerting them to reports and monitoring public channels on your behalf. Always file an official police report for stolen items, and contact agencies directly if you need immediate assistance.