Lost something in Cheyenne? File a report and we'll track it down for you.
One simple report connects you with the Cheyenne Police Department, local transit and animal services, and active community channels. Then our system monitors online lost and found posts across the web, so you don't have to check Facebook groups and local marketplaces every single day.
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 Cheyenne
You describe your lost item
Tell us what you lost, where, and when. We collect the details that matter most: description, exact location in Cheyenne, date and time. This information becomes the foundation for everything that follows.
We route it to every relevant place
Your report automatically reaches the Cheyenne Police Department, Cheyenne Transit (if applicable), local animal control if it's a pet, and gets cross-posted to active community channels. No runaround, no guessing which desk to call.
Our system keeps searching continuously
We scan Facebook groups, Nextdoor, local marketplaces, and the broader web every few days for months, matching your item's description, location, and timeframe against any "found" posts. The moment a credible match surfaces, you get an alert. You stay free to move on with your life.
Where to Report a Lost Item in Cheyenne
Each service has its own process. ReportLost handles the coordination so you don't have to.
Cheyenne Police Department
The Cheyenne Police Department accepts lost and found reports and can provide a report number for your records. They also maintain a database of items that turn up at their facility. ReportLost generates the exact details you'll need when you call, and we track which precinct or desk has your report.
Cheyenne Transit Authority
If you lost an item on a Cheyenne Transit bus, report it directly to the transit authority's lost and found department. They hold items for a set period before they're discarded or donated. ReportLost ensures your report reaches the right desk and reminds you of their retention timeline.
Cheyenne Regional Airport
Lost something at Jerry Olson Field or in the terminal? The airport's Lost and Found desk can help. If the item was left on an aircraft, your airline handles the search. For ground-level items in the terminal, contact the airport administration directly.
City of Cheyenne Administration
Lost an item at a city facility, park, or public building? The City of Cheyenne's administrative offices can direct your inquiry to the right department and help track down items turned in at municipal locations.
Lost Pet
If your pet is missing, the Cheyenne Animal Shelter's Lost and Found program is your first stop. They receive stray animals brought in by the community and maintain records to reunite lost pets with their owners. Time matters with pets, so act fast and then file a priority lost pet report to activate our pet-specific monitoring network.
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Why Wait to Get Started?
The sooner you report your loss, the sooner our system begins monitoring for matches. Every day counts, especially in the first week. Once your report is filed with ReportLost, the active searching happens automatically, and you can focus on other things.
Report my lost item →Losing something in Cheyenne is frustrating, and the search process spreads you thin. You have to call the police, check Cheyenne Transit if it was on a bus, scour Facebook Lost and Found groups, monitor Nextdoor, maybe swing by the Cheyenne Animal Shelter if it's a pet. Each place has its own process, its own hours, its own follow-up window. Most people give up after a few days.
ReportLost simplifies that. File once, and our team connects your report to every relevant local service and community channel at once. Then we do the ongoing legwork for you, keeping watch across all the places where found items surface in Cheyenne, for months on end. You get peace of mind that the search is happening in the background.
Common Places to Lose Items in Cheyenne
These areas see the most lost and found activity.
Downtown Cheyenne
The heart of the city, including Lincoln Way and surrounding streets, attracts steady foot traffic. Items left at shops, restaurants, and public spaces frequently end up at police or business lost and found desks.
Cheyenne Transit Hubs
Bus stations and transit stops along major routes see lost wallets, phones, and bags daily. Cheyenne Transit maintains a central lost and found for items left aboard vehicles.
Cheyenne Regional Airport
Travelers frequently leave belongings at security, gates, and baggage claim. The airport's Lost and Found desk handles a steady volume of items.
Retail and Shopping Districts
Malls, big-box stores, and commercial centers are common loss hotspots. Many retailers keep their own lost and found sections near customer service desks.
Parks and Recreation Areas
Cheyenne's parks and outdoor spaces see seasonal losses, especially during warmer months. Items are often turned in to nearby park facilities or city administration.
Community Channels Actively Monitoring Cheyenne
These groups and forums handle lost and found posts daily. ReportLost scans them all automatically.
Community group for local lost and found posts
Pet-specific lost and found alerts for the area
Cheyenne subreddit where residents post about lost items and pets
Neighborhood-level lost and found activity
Facebook marketplace and buy/sell groups where found items surface
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Cheyenne Police Department hold lost items?
The Cheyenne Police Department typically holds found items for a set period before they are donated or discarded. Check with them directly at (307) 637-6525 for the exact retention timeline and to ask about your specific item.
What's the best way to file a report with Cheyenne Transit?
Call Cheyenne Transit at (307) 321-7245 or visit their office at 322 W Lincolnway to report a lost item on a bus. Provide as much detail as possible: what you lost, which route, and approximately when. They maintain a searchable database of turned-in items.
Can I report a lost item at the airport without visiting in person?
Yes, you can call the Cheyenne Regional Airport administration to report a lost item. If your item was left on an aircraft, contact your airline directly. For ground-level items in the terminal, the airport's Lost and Found desk can help.
How does ReportLost monitor for my lost item?
After you file a report, our system scans public posts on Facebook Lost and Found groups, community Nextdoor feeds, local marketplaces, and other web sources every few days for months. We match descriptions, locations, and dates against any "found" posts and alert you immediately if a credible match appears.
What if my pet is lost?
Contact the Cheyenne Animal Shelter immediately at (307) 632-6655. Their Lost and Found hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday through Sunday from 8 AM to 6 PM. You can also post in the Cheyenne Animal Shelter Lost & Found Facebook group. Then file a priority lost pet report with ReportLost to activate ongoing monitoring.
Is ReportLost.org an official city service?
ReportLost is an independent service, not run by the City of Cheyenne or the police department. We work alongside official agencies by distributing your report to them and then doing the ongoing web monitoring that most people don't have time for. You still interact directly with police, transit, and shelters, but we handle the legwork of checking community channels continuously.
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Ready to Start Your Report?
The sooner you report your lost item, the sooner our automated monitoring system begins searching for matches across the web. File your report now and let us handle the daily checking so you can move forward.
Start my report →ReportLost.org is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Cheyenne Police Department, City of Cheyenne, Cheyenne Transit Authority, Cheyenne Regional Airport, Cheyenne Animal Shelter, or any local government agency. We work in coordination with these services but are a separate entity. Always contact official agencies directly for emergency situations or immediate assistance.