How do I File a Missing Person Report in Orange County, Florida?
In Orange County, Florida, missing person reports are filed with the Sheriff's Office. They are quite simple to file. A missing child is anyone under age 18 "whose whereabouts are unknown."
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Emergency Situations
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If you believe the missing person is in danger, or if you think a crime has been committed, call 9-1-1 immediately. The emergency dispatcher will contact the police, who will take down the information on the missing person and file a report.
Phone Report
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To file a missing person report by phone, call the Florida Orange County Sheriff's Department at 407-254-7000. After 5 p.m., call 407-836-4357.
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Email Report
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You can also email the Orange County Sheriff's Department to report a missing person at missingpersons@ocfl.net. To maximize effectiveness, include as many details about the missing person as you can, such as: age, height, weight, hair color and other physical features; last place seen; close acquaintances; a list of people you have contacted while trying to find the person; and any other details. Include your own contact information.
In Person
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You can file a missing person report in person at the Orange County Sheriff's Department at 2500 W. Colonial Drive in Orlando, or at your local police station. If possible, bring a recent photograph of the missing person.
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