AMBER Alert News Archive

History
National Missing Children’s Day May 25th
In 1983 President Ronald Regan proclaimed May 25 National Missing Children’s Day to serve as a reminder to make child protection a national priority and renew efforts to reunite missing children with their families.  Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of all those who remain missing and to the dedicated volunteers and members of law enforcement working tirelessly for their recovery. (…)

On this National AMBER Alert day of awareness, we send our thoughts and prayers to the families of those children who remain missing. (…)

 
PHOENIX (October 30, 2008) - Sears Home Services has put its entire service fleet of nearly 10,000 vehicles on the front lines to assist in the search for missing children. (…)

Continuously encourage openness in your children so they may tell you about their encounters with strangers and others, online and offline. (…)

Here are some basic steps you can take if your child goes missing, whether or not the situation calls for an AMBER Alert.

How are convicted sex offenders related to AMBER Alerts? Learn more about the sex offender registration program to find out.

While it’s impossible to prevent the worst from happening, there are several steps parents can take to prepare and take extra caution when it comes to their children’s safety.