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Missing Persons InformationIn the mid-2000’s, the Washington State Legislature tasked the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC) to create and maintain a statewide website, which shall be available to the public. The website shall post relevant information concerning persons reported missing in the State of Washington (see RCW 36.28A.110). The Washington State Patrol provides data to WASPC for the purpose of the missing persons website (see RCW 36.28A.120). Data is received from the Washington State Patrol daily.
To report a missing person, please contact your local law enforcement agency. WASPC cannot take reports for missing persons. If you have any questions regarding the Washington Missing Persons Website, please contact the WASPC Projects and Programs Department at [email protected] or (360) 486-2414. Additional resources may be available through the following organizations:
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News Releases
Statement on HB 2015Statement on LE Funding
Statement on SB 5068
WASPC on Immigration Statements
Support Governor-Elect Bob Ferguson for his Commitment to a $100 Million Grant Program
2025 WASPC Pre-Session Statement
Next Steps and Moving Forward to Improve Public Safety in our State
Statement on Local LE Involvement in Immigration Issues
2024 General Election Governor Interviews
Comparison of National Crime Data and WA State Data, 2022-2023 and 2019-2023
Response to Juvenile Access Statutory Interpretations
WASPC News Release Archive
Executive Director Newsletter
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3/24/2025 - Update 1/24/2025 - Update 1/3/2025 - Update 11/13/2024 - Update Executive Director Newsletters Archive For Mr. Strachan's Bio, click photo |