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Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field District Name: District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 7 District 8 District 9 District 10 District 11 District 12 District 13 District 14 District 15 Suncoast District FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Eye Color Name: Black Blue Brown Dark Gray Green Hazel Light FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 1 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Pink Unknown FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Hair Color Name: Auburn Bald Black Blonde Brown Grey Lt. Brown Other Red Salt & Pepper Sandy Unknown White FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Build Name: Heavy Medium Muscular Thin Unknown FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 2 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Complexion Name: Albino Black Dark Dark Brown Fair Freckles Light Light Brown Medium Medium Brown Olive Ruddy Sallow Yellow FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Teeth Name: Braces Broken/Chipped Crooked Decayed Dirty/Stained FALSE Gapped Gold FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 3 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Irregular Missing Normal Protruding Retainer Silver Unknown Very White FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Scar/Marks Name: Acne Amputee Body Piercing Deformity Disability Disfigured Marks Multiple Other Scar Tattoo FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Case Type Name: Disabled Disaster Victim FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 4 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Endangered Hague 1 Parental Abduction Runaway FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Alert Type Name: Abducted Parent/Caregiver Absconded Runaway FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Missing From Location Name: Amusement Park Athletic Field Auto / Vehicle Beach / Boardwalk Bus Stop Const. Site Daycare Facility Garage-Business Govt Facility Home – Apartment Home – Condo Home – Foster Home - Group Home FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 5 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Home - Houseboat Home - Other Home - Shelter Home - Single Family Home – Trailer Home - Townhouse Hotel/Motel Industrial Area Lake Library Med – Hospital Med - Med Facility Med – Other Metro / Train Office Bldg Other Outdoor - Open Area Park - Local Park - National Park – State Parking – Business Parking – Other Path/Trail/Woods Playground Playground - School Playground – Religious Police Station Recreational – Other FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 6 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Child Information Name: Field Unit Designator Name: Apartment Cottage Department Floor Office Room Suite Trailer Lot Unit Ward FSFN Missing Child Report Page: Tab Caller/Law Enforcement Name: Field LE Agency (Pick List) Name: Other Alachua County Sheriff’s Office Alachua Police Department Altamonte Springs Police Department Altha Police Department Apalachicola Police Department Apopka Police Department Arcadia Police Department Astatula Police Department Atlantic Beach Police Department Atlantis Police Department Auburndale Police Department FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 7 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Aventura Police Department Avon Park Police Department Baker County Sheriff’s Office Bal Harbour Village Police Department Bartow Police Department Bay County Sheriff’s Office Bay District Schools Dept. of Safety & Security Bay Harbor Islands Police Department Belleair Police Department Belleview Police Department Biscayne Park Police Department Blountstown Police Department Boca Raton Police Department Bonifay Police Department Bowling Green Police Department Boynton Beach Police Department Bradenton Beach Police Department Bradenton Police Department Bradford County Sheriff’s Office Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Brevard Public Schools, District Security Brooker Police Department Brooksville Police Department Broward Co. School Board Police Dept. Broward County Sheriff’s Office Bunnell Police Department Bushnell Department of Public Safety Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office Cape Coral Police Department FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 8 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Carrabelle Police Department Casselberry Police Department Cedar Grove Police Department Cedar Key Police Department Center Hill Police Department Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office Chattahoochee Police Department Chiefland Police Department Chipley Police Department Citrus County Sheriff’s Office City of Greenacres Dept. of Public Safety Clay County Sheriff’s Office Clearwater Police Department Clermont Police Department Clewiston Police Department Cocoa Beach Police Department Cocoa Police Department Coconut Creek Police Department Coleman Police Department Collier County Sheriff’s Office Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Coral Gables Police Department Coral Springs Police Department Cottondale Police Department Crescent City Police Department Crestview Police Department Cross City Police Department Crystal River Police Department Dade City Police Department FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 9 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Davenport Police Department Davie Police Department Daytona Beach Police Department Daytona Beach Shores Dept. of Public Safety Deland Police Department Delray Beach Police Department DeFuniak Springs Police Department DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office Dixie County Sheriff’s Office Doral Police Department Dundee Police Department Dunnellon Police Department Duval County School Security Dept. Eagle Lake Police Department Eatonville Police Department Edgewater Police Department Edgewood Police Department El Portal Police Department Escambia Co. Solid Waste Dept. Envir. Law Enf. Office Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Eustis Police Department Fellsmere Police Department Fernandina Beach Police Department Flagler Beach Police Department Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Florida City Police Department Fort Lauderdale Police Department Fort Meade Police Department Fort Myers Police Department FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 10 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Fort Pierce Police Department Fort Walton Beach Police Department Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Fruitland Park Police Department Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office Gadsden District School Police Department Gainesville Police Department Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Office Glades County Sheriff’s Office Golden Beach Police Department Graceville Police Department Green Cove Springs Police Department Greensboro Police Department Gretna Police Department Groveland Police Department Gulf Breeze Police Department Gulf County Sheriff’s Office Gulf Stream Police Department Gulfport Police Department Haines City Police Department Hallandale Beach Police Department Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Hampton Police Department Hardee County Sheriff’s Office Havana Police Department Hawthorne Police Department Hendry County Sheriff’s Office Hernando County Sheriff’s Office Hialeah Gardens Police Department FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 11 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Hialeah Police Department High Springs Police Department Highland Beach Police Department Highlands County Sheriff’s Office Hillsboro Beach Police Department Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Holly Hill Police Department Hollywood Police Department Holmes Beach Police Department Holmes County Sheriff’s Office Homestead Police Department Howey-In-The-Hills Police Department Indialantic Police Department Indian Creek Village Public Safety Indian Harbour Beach Police Department Indian River County Sheriff’s Office Indian River Shores Public Safety Dept. Indian Shores Police Department Inglis Police Department Interlachen Police Department Jackson County Sheriff’s Office Jacksonville Aviation Authority Police Dept Jacksonville Beach Police Department Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Jasper Police Department Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Jennings Police Department Juno Beach Police Department Jupiter Inlet Colony Police Department FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 12 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Jupiter Island Public Safety Department Jupiter Police Department Kenneth City Police Department Key Biscayne Police Department Key Colony Beach Police Department Key West Police Department Kissimmee Police Department Lady Lake Police Department Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office Lake Alfred Police Department Lake City Police Department Lake Clarke Shores Police Department Lake County Sheriff’s Office Lake Hamilton Police Department Lake Helen Police Department Lake Mary Police Department Lake Placid Police Department Lake Wales Police Department Lake Worth Police Department Lakeland Police Department Lantana Police Department Largo Police Department Lauderhill Police Department Lawtey Police Department Lee County Port Authority Police Lee County Sheriff’s Office Leesburg Police Department Leon Co.Schs. Dept.of Safety Security & Emerg Man. Leon County Sheriff’s Office FSFN May 12, 2017 Page 13 Missing Child Report Florida Safe Families Network Reference Data Levy County Sheriff’s Office Liberty County Sheriff’s Office Lighthouse Point Police Department Live Oak Police
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