Lost something in Tomah? Report it once and let us handle the search.
One report connects to Tomah Police, City Hall, local animal services, and active community channels. Your report stays active, keeping search momentum even when you move on.
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 Tomah
You Report Your Loss
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We gather every detail that matters for Tomah's police department, city officials, and lost pet networks.
We Route to the Right Places
Your report goes directly to Tomah Police, City Hall, Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter (if a pet), and gets posted to local Facebook groups and community channels where Tomah residents actually search.
Your Report Keeps Searching
For the full length of your search period, your report automatically checks new found listings, community posts, and marketplace activity for a match. You don't have to log in every day to see if someone found it. We alert you the moment we spot a credible lead.
Where Lost Items Go in Tomah
Every channel has its role. We make sure yours reaches all of them.
Tomah Police Department
The official record starts here. Police keep lost and found logs and can match your item to anything turned in at the station or found during police activity. We file your report with the right department so you don't have to know the exact process.
Non-Emergency Line: 608-374-7400|Address: 805 Superior Avenue, Tomah, WI 54660
City Hall & Clerk's Office
City staff manages lost and found items found on city property, parks, and public spaces. They also post alerts and help coordinate community searches. We make sure your item description gets to the right desk, so it's logged and stays in their system.
Phone: 608-374-7420|Address: 819 Superior Avenue, Tomah, WI 54660
Bloyer Field Airport (Tomah)
If your loss happened at or near Tomah's local airport, contact the airport administration. They maintain a lost and found for items turned in by travelers and ground staff.
Lost & Found Pets
Tomah's animal community is tight. Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter, local Facebook groups (Tomah Area Pet Lost/Found, Monroe County Lost & Found Animals), and word of mouth move fast for pets. The moment your pet is reported, those networks light up. file a priority lost pet report to make sure your pet gets the fastest possible alert to shelters and rescue volunteers.
Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter: 608-374-2112|Address: 15560 State Highway 131, Tomah, WI 54660
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Getting Started is Simple
The sooner you report, the sooner your description reaches all the right channels and starts matching against found items. Fill out the form below, and we take it from there.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Tomah means checking the police non-emergency line, calling City Hall, posting to Tomah Area Pet Lost/Found, and then waiting by your phone. Each channel works separately, your information spreads slowly, and if no one finds it in the first week, momentum stalls. ReportLost cuts through that fragmentation: one report, all the right people notified at once, and a signal that keeps broadcasting for months.
The real difference is that your report doesn't fade. While you're busy with life, your signalement stays active in Tomah's lost and found ecosystem, checking for fresh found postings, comparing descriptions, and pulling you in the moment there's a real lead. It's the safety net you don't have to babysit.
Common Places Tomah Residents Lose Items
Wherever it happened, your report reaches the right authority.
Downtown Tomah & Superior Avenue
Shops, City Hall, and the heart of Tomah's commerce. Items lost here often surface at nearby businesses or the police station.
Tomah Parks & Green Spaces
Parks, recreational areas, and walking trails. City staff patrol these regularly and check in with the clerk's office about found items.
Bloyer Field Airport
Travelers and airport staff move through regularly. Lost items at the airport are logged quickly by administration.
Local Businesses & Shopping Areas
Wallets, phones, and keys left at stores and restaurants often end up with managers or reported to police within hours.
Schools & Community Facilities
The Tomah school district and public meeting spaces see frequent foot traffic. Lost and found bins are checked regularly.
Where Tomah Searches
We post your report to the channels where locals already look.
Facebook community dedicated to reuniting lost and found pets in Tomah
County-wide group for lost and found pets across Monroe County
Official Tomah PD Facebook for alerts and community updates
Official city Facebook page for local announcements and coordination
Questions About Reporting Lost Items in Tomah
How long does Tomah Police keep lost and found items?
Tomah Police typically holds unclaimed items for 30 to 90 days before they're disposed of or donated. That's why reporting quickly matters. Once you file a report with us, we alert police immediately and your item description stays in their system and ours for months, so it's not missed if it turns up late.
What if my item was lost at a business or restaurant?
Managers at shops and restaurants often hold items for a short window, then turn them over to police or keep them long-term. Contact the business directly, then file a report with us. We'll make sure Tomah Police knows to check with them, too, and we'll monitor for the item if it gets posted online or turned into city services.
Can I report a lost pet through ReportLost?
Yes, and we make it faster. Lost pets need to reach Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter, local animal control, and Tomah's active pet community (Tomah Area Pet Lost/Found Facebook group) within hours. We route your pet report directly to all three and post an alert to community networks immediately. Use our priority lost pet reporting for the fastest reach.
Do I still need to call the police if I file a report with ReportLost?
We contact Tomah Police on your behalf as part of the reporting process, so your item gets into their official system. If your loss is urgent or involves a crime (theft from your car, for example), calling the non-emergency line (608-374-7400) directly can speed things up. We always recommend doing both for maximum coverage.
How often does ReportLost search for matches after I file a report?
Your report stays active for your entire search period (12 months, depending on your selection). We continuously cross-check new found postings, community announcements, and marketplace listings against your item description. The moment a credible match appears, we alert you. You don't have to check Facebook groups or websites daily; we do that for you.
Is ReportLost.org an official service of Tomah or the police?
No, ReportLost is an independent service that works alongside Tomah Police, City Hall, and local organizations to get your report into the right hands faster. We're not affiliated with law enforcement, but we coordinate with them on your behalf. We're a tool that saves you time and keeps your search active longer than you could manage alone.
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Your Report Starts Now
The faster you report, the sooner your item gets into Tomah's lost and found network. Fill out the form below, and we'll route it to police, city services, animal shelters, and community channels while your report keeps searching for a match over the months ahead.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to the Tomah Police Department, City of Tomah, Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter, or any other local government or private entity mentioned on this page. We work alongside these organizations to help reunite people with their lost items, but we are not a law enforcement agency or a government service. Always contact local police or relevant authorities directly for urgent or criminal matters.