Zionsville, November 29, 2025
A statewide Silver Alert for Edward Miller, a 48-year-old man from Zionsville, has been canceled after he was found safe. Authorities confirmed that he was located and is no longer considered missing. The Zionsville Police had issued the alert when they believed Miller was in extreme danger and may have needed medical assistance. The cancellation occurred shortly after his safe return.
Silver Alert Canceled for Zionsville Resident Edward Miller
A recent Silver Alert for a man in Zionsville was successfully resolved as he was found safe.
Zionsville, Indiana – A statewide Silver Alert issued for 48-year-old Edward Miller of Zionsville has been canceled after he was found safe. Miller, who was last seen on Thursday, November 27, 2025, at 8:04 p.m., was located and is no longer considered missing. The Zionsville Police Department had previously reported that Miller was believed to be in extreme danger and may have required medical assistance. Authorities have not disclosed further details regarding his disappearance or subsequent recovery. The Silver Alert was officially canceled on Friday evening, November 28, 2025. For more information, individuals are encouraged to contact the Zionsville Police Department at (317) 873-5967 or 911.
Background on Silver Alerts in Indiana
Silver Alerts are public notifications issued in Indiana when a missing person, typically aged 18 or older, is believed to be in danger due to age, health, mental, or physical disability, or is missing under suspicious circumstances. The program aims to quickly disseminate information to the public to assist in locating missing individuals. Since its inception, numerous Silver Alerts have been activated and subsequently canceled upon the safe return of the individuals involved. For instance, a Silver Alert was issued for a 32-year-old male from Zionsville in June 2023, who was later located.
Recent Silver Alert Cancellations in Indiana
- June 2023: A Silver Alert for a 32-year-old male from Zionsville was canceled after he was located.
- June 2023: A Silver Alert for a 14-year-old female from Columbia City was canceled upon her safe return.
- June 2023: A Silver Alert for a 79-year-old male from Carmel was canceled after he was found safe.
Public Assistance and Awareness
The Zionsville Police Department and other law enforcement agencies continue to encourage the public to remain vigilant and report any information regarding missing individuals promptly. Public awareness and timely reporting are crucial in the successful resolution of such cases. Residents are urged to stay informed about local alerts and to cooperate with authorities to ensure the safety of all community members.
Contact Information
For any information related to missing persons or to report a sighting, please contact the Zionsville Police Department at (317) 873-5967 or dial 911. Your assistance is invaluable in ensuring the safety and well-being of our community.
Key Features of Silver Alerts in Indiana
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Age Requirement | Individuals aged 18 or older |
| Criteria for Issuance | Believed to be in danger due to age, health, mental, or physical disability, or missing under suspicious circumstances |
| Purpose | To quickly disseminate information to the public to assist in locating missing individuals |
| Activation | Issued by law enforcement agencies when criteria are met |
| Public Involvement | Encourages public vigilance and prompt reporting of information |
What is a Silver Alert?
A Silver Alert is a public notification issued in Indiana when a missing person, typically aged 18 or older, is believed to be in danger due to age, health, mental, or physical disability, or is missing under suspicious circumstances. The program aims to quickly disseminate information to the public to assist in locating missing individuals.
How can I report information about a missing person?
If you have information regarding a missing person, contact the Zionsville Police Department at (317) 873-5967 or dial 911. Prompt reporting can significantly aid in the safe recovery of missing individuals.
Are Silver Alerts only issued for older adults?
No, Silver Alerts are issued for missing individuals aged 18 or older who are believed to be in danger due to age, health, mental, or physical disability, or are missing under suspicious circumstances. The program is designed to assist in locating missing persons who may be at risk.
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