Silver Alert Report Form - New Mexico

Silver Alert Report Form is a legal document that was released by the New Mexico Department of Public Safety - a government authority operating within New Mexico.

FAQ

Q: What is a Silver Alert?
A: A Silver Alert is a public notification system used to locate missing elderly individuals.

Q: Who is eligible for a Silver Alert?
A: The Silver Alert system is used for individuals who are 60 years or older and have a cognitive impairment.

Q: How do I report a missing elderly person for a Silver Alert?
A: You can report a missing elderly person by contacting your local law enforcement agency.

Q: What information is needed to report a missing person for a Silver Alert?
A: You will need to provide the person's name, physical description, last known location, and any other relevant details.

Q: What happens after a missing person is reported for a Silver Alert?
A: Law enforcement agencies will initiate a search and public notifications will be issued to help locate the missing person.

Q: How long does a Silver Alert remain active?
A: The duration of a Silver Alert can vary, but it typically remains active until the missing person is located or the alert is canceled.

Q: What should I do if I see a person matching the description in a Silver Alert?
A: If you believe you have spotted the missing person, contact your local law enforcement agency immediately.

Q: Can anyone sign up to receive Silver Alert notifications?
A: Yes, anyone can sign up to receive Silver Alert notifications through their local law enforcement agency or other relevant organizations.

Q: Are Silver Alerts only issued in New Mexico?
A: No, Silver Alerts are used across the United States and in certain Canadian provinces to help locate missing elderly individuals.

Q: Can I request a Silver Alert for a missing person who is not elderly?
A: No, the Silver Alert system is specifically designed for locating missing elderly individuals with cognitive impairments.