TOOELE COUNTY, Utah — A 14-year-old girl has been reported missing, and local police are asking residents to help bring her home safely.
Who Is Missing
Bailee Crisp, age 14, was last known to be in the Tooele and Stansbury Park area, according to Tooele Police. She is described as standing about 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing around 140 pounds, and having black hair.
Investigators have not released additional details about when or where she was last seen, but they believe she remains somewhere in that general area of Tooele County.
Anyone with information about her whereabouts is urged to call dispatch at 435 882 5600, option 1, and ask to speak with an officer. Even small tips can make a difference in cases like this, and police often rely on community members noticing something out of place.
Where To Find Help And Resources
Families dealing with a missing loved one in Utah can turn to a state-run resource through the Utah Department of Public Safety, which maintains information on missing persons cases and allows the public to search current listings.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children also offers guidance specifically for parents and guardians trying to figure out what steps to take when a child disappears.
For broader situations that may overlap with missing persons cases, a set of national hotlines exists as well. These include support lines for domestic violence, human trafficking, runaway youth, and unidentified persons, along with a mental health crisis line.
Advocacy groups say having these numbers on hand can help families and community members respond quickly no matter what circumstances surround a disappearance.
Community Efforts To Spread Awareness
Beyond official channels, volunteer organizations focused on missing persons cases have also picked up Bailee’s case, sharing her description and photo in hopes of expanding the search beyond Tooele County.
These groups often maintain databases that stay active long after a case first breaks, giving families another avenue to keep attention on their loved one’s case.
Local police continue to treat the search as active and are encouraging anyone who may have seen Bailee recently, even in passing, to come forward.
Officials have not indicated whether they suspect foul play or believe she left voluntarily, and they are asking the public not to speculate but instead to share any concrete information directly with investigators.
As of now, Bailee Crisp remains missing, and Tooele Police say the search will continue until she is located and confirmed safe.
