North Dakota's Amber Alert program is one of several tools available to law enforcement in the search for missing children. The program is a partnership between law enforcement agencies and broadcasters to activate an urgent bulletin in the most serious child-abduction cases. The North Dakota Highway Patrol has a primary role in the Amber Alert process to monitor and pursue reported sightings generated by the Amber Alert. North Dakota Internet Crimes Against Children is part of a national program to educate the public about Internet safety and to investigate and prosecute crimes against children occurring via the Internet. Information about this important program may be obtained from the office of the North Dakota Attorney General. There is much valuable information available via the internet to aid in the search and recovery of missing children. Individuals will find search databases, websites which offer lists, photos, and details of children currently missing in North Dakota, and safety tips for parents and children to help prevent abduction.
Missing Children Resources
Find state-specific missing children search tools, Amber Alert systems, and official missing persons databases.
- North Dakota Missing Child Search
- North Dakota Center for Missing and Exploited Children
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
- North Dakota Amber Alert Program
- What To Do If Your Child Is Missing
- North Dakota Internet Crimes Against Children
- North Dakota Missing Kids Map
- Child Abduction Prevention
- Basic Safety Rules for Children
- Missing Kids in North Dakota
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