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The Feather Alert is an emergency notification system activated by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) to help locate missing Indigenous people in California. Indigenous communities face disproportionately high rates of violence and disappearance, making timely alerts critical.
At MMIPSD, we share this information to raise awareness, support rapid response, and help communities act quickly.
A Feather Alert is a type of missing person alert issued by the CHP when an Indigenous person has gone missing and meets certain criteria. Similar to Amber Alerts and Silver Alerts, Feather Alerts are designed to quickly inform the public and enlist community help in locating someone who may be in danger.
A Feather Alert is issued when an Indigenous person is reported missing and there is concern for their safety. Before an alert is activated, law enforcement or Tribal Council works with local and tribal authorities to investigate the disappearance and confirm that the person is indeed missing. Feather Alerts are used in situations where the person may be in danger—including risks to physical safety, potential trafficking, or other urgent circumstances—and when there is information that could help the public assist in their safe recovery.
A Feather Alert is a type of missing person alert issued by the CHP when an Indigenous person has gone missing and meets certain criteria. Similar to Amber Alerts and Silver Alerts, Feather Alerts are designed to quickly inform the public and enlist community help in locating someone who may be in danger.
A Feather Alert is issued when an Indigenous person is reported missing and there is concern for their safety. Before an alert is activated, law enforcement or Tribal Council works with local and tribal authorities to investigate the disappearance and confirm that the person is indeed missing. Feather Alerts are used in situations where the person may be in danger—including risks to physical safety, potential trafficking, or other urgent circumstances—and when there is information that could help the public assist in their safe recovery.
For full details on the activation criteria, see the official CHP Feather Alert flyer.
