Riverfront & Waterway Searches
Shoreline and water operations
This page is where our published case profiles, family-approved photographs, search updates, and area maps will appear as cases are added with each family’s consent and in coordination with the investigating agency.
Each published case will carry a photograph, physical description, last known location, date last seen, the investigating agency’s case number, and a running log of search updates. Families who want a loved one featured can start with our intake team.
Add a case with our teamPennsylvania terrain changes every plan. These are the four environments our teams organize around, each with its own briefing, safety rules, and documentation.
Shoreline and water operations
Grid line and trail sweeps
Open ground and access roads
Flyer runs and public outreach
Tips reach our intake team and are passed to the investigating agency. You can share as much or as little identifying information as you are comfortable with.
A vehicle, a date, a place someone was last seen — small details close cases. Nothing you report is too minor to send.
Post flyers where people actually stop: workplaces, trailheads, laundromats, gas stations, community boards.
Attention fades long before a family does. Resharing months later matters as much as the first week.
In an emergency, or if someone is in immediate danger, call 911 and your local law enforcement agency first. Pennsylvania has no waiting period to report a person missing.