Idaho Missing Person Clearinghouse 2023 Report Released

MERIDIAN, Idaho – The Idaho State Police (ISP) is pleased to announce the release of the Idaho Missing Person Clearinghouse 2023 Annual Report. This comprehensive report provides a detailed overview of the individuals reported missing in Idaho throughout the past year. The data highlights trends, demographics, and characteristics of the missing persons who were entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) from January 1, 2023, through December 31, 2023.

The report does not contain any specific investigative details or techniques. Still, it offers an overall view of missing persons in Idaho, helping the public and law enforcement agencies understand the scope of this critical issue. All investigations into missing persons are conducted by local police departments or sheriff’s offices, who play a crucial role in this process. Therefore, questions regarding specific case information should be directed to the appropriate local law enforcement agencies.

Key Report Highlights:

• Overview of missing persons demographics, including age, gender, and race.
• Statistics on the length of time individuals remained missing.
• Analysis of trends compared to previous years.

The report can be found on the ISP website’s Missing Persons Clearinghouse page.

The Idaho Missing Person Clearinghouse, managed by the Idaho State Police, is a resource center that supports law enforcement agencies and families in locating missing individuals. The Clearinghouse plays a vital role in identifying and recovering missing persons by compiling data, coordinating resources, and providing training. The annual report aims to inform the public and enhance awareness of cases of missing persons in Idaho, furthering the Clearinghouse’s mission of assisting in the search for those reported missing.

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