Lost And Found

Lost And Found

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TSA makes every effort to reunite passengers with items left behind at the airport checkpoint. Lost and found items retained by TSA for a minimum of thirty (30) days, and if not claimed, are either destroyed, turned over to a state agency for surplus property, or sold by TSA as excess property. The state may dispose of the items through sales, destruction, donations or charities. The state keeps any money from sales, not TSA. At a number of locations, lost and found items are turned over to the airport at the end of each day.

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Information found on this website can be provided in an alternative format upon request. Please contact Customer Service at 510-891-4777 to speak to a representative or to submit your request in writing click here. AC Transit will do its best to provide the requested alternative format within a reasonable time.

University of Nebraska Lincoln Police Department utlizes a web application Crowdfind to manage our lost and found inventory. The system can be searched and you can file a claim for an item at any time from your device.

UNLPD will accept lost and found item(s) from other buildings and departments on campus. UNL departments will turn over items of significant value to UNL Police for secure storage and to attempt to find the owner. Other items should be maintained by the departments who find the items and held for 30 days.

Contact the UNL Police Department (402-472-2222) with questions concerning the above items. The UNL Police Department will keep lost and found items for 30 days. Attempts will be made to locate the owner. After 30 days the property will be deemed abandoned and disposed of in a manner according to statutory guidelines.

To find out if a lost item has been found, call 713-658-0854, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, or email lostandfound@ridemetro.org. If we confirm your item has been found, a customer service representative will give you a claim number. You can pick up your item weekdays, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at the METRO RideStore at 1900 Main Street in downtown Houston.

METRO is not responsible for items left on vehicles and is unable to provide reimbursement for lost items. Lost METRO fare cards may be replaced at the METRO RideStore at 1900 Main St., only if the card was registered.

If your METRO fare card was registered, the METRO RideStore at 1900 Main St. can issue you a new METRO fare card and transfer your existing balance. Your lost METRO fare card will no longer function. To transfer any existing balance, you must have a valid government ID to prove ownership of the METRO fare card.

If you lose an item on a SMART train or platform, please contact our Customer Service Center at 511 or (707) 794-3330, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, except holidays to register your lost item into the SMART Lost and Found log.

Please provide as much detail as possible, such as day and time of travel, train number, direction of travel, and a description of the lost item. If calling after hours, please leave a detailed message regarding the lost item and you will receive a call back when our Customer Service Center reopens. If your item is received in the Customer Service Center, you will be contacted to retrieve your item.

In Accordance with Arizona Revised Statutes, the University of Arizona Police Department lists found property worth an estimated $150 or more. A.R.S. 12-944 Owner receipt; publication of property valued at more than one hundred fifty dollars.

B. If the owner of found property that has a value of more than one hundred fifty dollars is not known, the agency holding the property shall publish or post a notice containing a description of the property before the final disposal of the property.

Please enter the Line number and/or description of the item you lost to search through current items that we have found. If you do not find your missing item here, please contact the Lost and Found at 410-333-2387.

NOTE: Lost items are held for 30 days. When searching for lost items on the Metro SubwayLink or Light RailLink, please use Train \"100\" for Metro SubwayLink, and Train \"200\" for the Light RailLink.

Commuter Bus Lost and FoundMDOT MTA does not have any direct information on articles lost and is providing these contact numbers for the individual Service Providers as a means for patrons to inquire about articles lost on MDOT MTA commuter coaches.

If you have lost your property at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), please contact us! We are sorry that you have lost your property, we will do everything we can to help you recover it. This is the official SEA Airport lost and found service and is free of charge to file a lost property report. Find answers to most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) as well as a step-by-step guide on how to get reunited with your things below.

Please report any lost items in the terminal or on airport property within the past 30 days. Our web form will ask for your contact information* as well as other details to help identify your lost property and be able to coordinate the return of your item. If you lost your item on the plane, please contact your airline directly as they have their own lost and found service.

The Airport Lost and Found Office does not charge to file any lost property reports, please only file a lost property report through SEA Airport's Lost and Found Office as there has been an increase in unverified third-party websites charging a fee to retrieve a lost item.

Only file a lost property report through SEA Airport's Lost and Found Office. The report will ask for contact information, the approximate location/date on which you lost the item, and a description of what you lost.

If your airline is not listed above, please contact your airline directly to file a lost item report through your airline carrier. You can view a list of airlines' contact information at SEA Airport here.

Lost and Found receives items left at security checkpoints the following business day. Click on the New Report link to file a lost property report. Our Lost and Found software solution will compare specific criteria from lost property reports with found property that has been registered in our software for matching purposes. TSA does not deliver confiscated items to the Lost and Found.

Turn in the property to SEA Airport Lost and Found as soon as possible to give the owner a better chance of reclaiming their property. We do not accept reports for found items and cannot reunite owners with their property without a detailed description and the property in our possession. If after hours, use the phone outside the lost and found window to report the found item.

SEA Airport uses a Lost and Found software solution that assists in finding the owners of lost property and researches items for identifying information and characteristics. Once a property has been matched with the owner, email notification or phone call will be sent to the owner and they will be given restoration options.

Welcome to the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Lost and Found webpage. Because your privacy is important to us, we want you to understand our practices about collecting and using your information. It is our intent to protect against the loss, misuse, or alteration of information that we have collected from you. We employ reasonable security measures to protect the security of it. When you request information, it is transmitted in a safe, encrypted format and we maintain the data you provide in a secure database. In order to best protect your privacy, we ask that you not include any sensitive personally identifiable information into this form. We do not require it to help re-connect you with your lost property. Do not include: social security number (SSN); credit card number or banking information; passport number, foreign Visa number; tax information; anything that can be used to facilitate identify theft (e.g., mother's maiden name); or any HIPPA-protected information (e.g., health, medical, or psychological information).

If we are able to confirm that an item matching the description of your lost item was recovered, you are welcome to meet the operator on the route, or check with Lost and Found after 1:00 p.m. the next business day and make arrangements to recover the lost item.

Items found on RTD vehicles are normally available for pick-up after 1:00 p.m. the following business day at our Lost and Found facilities. You can call Customer Care at 303-299-6000 and select option three to inquire if your item was found prior to visiting our facilities. You may also report lost items online.

All found items that are not thrown away are sent to Lost and Found. Items found on Denver Metro routes are sent to Civic Center Station. Items found on Boulder/Longmont routes are sent to Downtown Boulder Station. Items are retained for at least seven days prior to being destroyed or donated to charity.

Employees, or students finding lost valuable articles on the campus may take them to the Security Office in LB2 005. Security staff will attempt to notify the owner if possible. Items are held for approximately 30 days, then either donated to charity or discarded.

The McFarland Student Union information desk is now the home of the Kutztown University campus wide Lost and Found. In order to expedite the process of recovering lost items, we will be utilizing a 24/7 web-based inventory and claim system. Students can search through the lost and found items that have been logged at the Information Desk and even claim an item as theirs online as well.

OCTA is not responsible for lost articles. However, OCTA will process, store, and dispose of articles that are found on OCTA property pursuant to Civil Code Section 2080