An Endangered Missing Advisory (EMA) is an alert available to law enforcement agencies investigating the suspicious disappearance of at-risk missing children or other endangered persons. EMAs provide immediate information to the public to …

California has seven recognized alerts: AMBER Alert, Blue Alert, Silver Alert, Yellow Alert, Feather Alert, Ebony Alert, and Endangered Missing Advisory (Ashanti Act Compliant). The CHP maintains a list and information for all active alerts in California.

California has six recognized alerts: AMBER Alert, Blue Alert, Silver Alert, Feather Alert, Yellow Alert, and Endangered Missing Advisory (Ashanti Act Compliant). The CHP maintains a list and information for all active alerts in California.

The Endangered Missing Advisory is a system created by the Nebraska State Patrol, in partnership with numerous law enforcement agencies around the state, that can provide information to the public that may help locate a vulnerable missing person.

Apr 29, 2024 · Endangered Missing Person Advisory, Silver Alert (60+) and Missing Indigenous Persons Alert Alerts & Missing Persons – Washington State Patrol (WSP) (wa.gov) West Virginia

Dec 29, 2023 · California is the first state in the country to implement a new “Ebony Alert,” which is a emergency notification dedicated to missing Black youth and women between the ages of 12 and 25. The...

Endangered Missing Person Advisory (Instructions) • The person is missing under unexplained or suspicious circumstances. • The person is believed to be in danger because of age, health, mental or physical disability, environment, weather conditions, or in the company of a potentially dangerous person of some other factor that may

Feb 2, 2004 · To assist communities in closing these gaps, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Preven-tion has initiated a project to help states, communities, and law enforcement agencies develop a strategy in which the Endangered …

What is an Endangered Missing Advisory (EMA)? The EMA is used for cases involving missing persons that DO NOT meet the AMBER Alert criteria. The EMA can be utilized for endangered missing persons of all ages.

The Washington State Endangered Missing Persons Advisory (EMPA) Plan was incorporated into the Revised Code of Washington under section 13.60.050 in June 2010. Originally intended as an alternative to the AMBER Alert Plan, the EMPA covers many different types of endangered missing person incidents.