Springfield Consulting / Community Safety
Help bring missing children home.Las Vegas
Help a child get home safely. Find official missing-child posters, report information, and connect with help in Las Vegas and the surrounding communities.
On the NCMEC search page, choose Nevada and enter Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, or Henderson.
Act immediately
If a child is missing
There is no waiting period to report a missing child. Call police promptly; do not delay reporting while conducting an extended search.
Contact police
Call 911 for immediate danger, a suspected abduction in progress, or a medical emergency. Otherwise, contact the local police department right away.
Share the key details
Give the child’s name, age, description, clothing, and last known time and location. Have a recent photograph ready and explain any urgent medical or safety concerns.
Connect with NCMEC
After reporting to police, call the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678 for assistance.
Have you seen a missing child?
Your information can help.
Contact the investigating police department or NCMEC. In an emergency, call 911 and follow the dispatcher’s instructions.
- Describe what you observed, including the time and location.
- Provide a description of any accompanying person or vehicle, if safely observed.
- Use the case number from the official poster when available.
Las Vegas Valley contacts
Reach the right department.
For an existing case, use the agency on its official poster. These numbers are for non-emergency police assistance; call 911 for immediate danger.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police
Non-emergency dispatch
702-828-3111North Las Vegas Police
Non-emergency assistance
702-633-9111Henderson Police
Non-emergency assistance
702-267-5000Suspected child exploitation?
Report suspected online enticement or child sexual exploitation through NCMEC’s CyberTipline. For immediate danger, call 911.
Visit the official CyberTipline pageShare information responsibly.
Share the official case poster or link so others can check the source. Confirm current case details with the investigating agency before recirculating an older flyer.
Find an official posterCommon questions
Do I have to wait 24 hours before reporting?
No. There is no waiting period to report a missing child. Contact police immediately.
What if there is no AMBER Alert?
Report the child missing immediately. Law enforcement determines whether an AMBER Alert meets its activation criteria; a report does not depend on an alert being issued.
Where do I send a tip or a case update?
Contact the investigating police department or NCMEC directly. Springfield’s website and business contact forms do not receive emergency reports.