Missing Utah woman found, said to be safe

SAN JUAN COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — The San Juan County Sheriff’s Office has said the woman who was last seen on March 31 has been located and is safe.

“We want to thank all who shared this post in hopes of raising awareness and spreading the word,” the sheriff’s office said in an updated social media post. “Thank you for helping us keep our communities in and around San Juan County safe!!”

Editor’s note: This story has been updated. The previous story is below.

SAN JUAN COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — Officials are seeking help in the search for a missing woman who was last seen on March 31.

Emily Wolfe, 34, is said to be 5’4″ tall and weigh about 120 pounds with brown eyes and brown hair with blonde highlights, according to the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office. Emily has noticeable tattoos, including a script tattoo on her right forearm and a map of Vietnam on one of her ankles.

Courtesy: San Juan County Sheriff's Office

“Emily may be headed to the Highland Utah area, has stated recently that she has a job opportunity somewhere in Alaska, and has also made comments about wanting to go to North Carolina,” the sheriff’s office said on social media Sunday night. “Her cell phone is no longer active or turned on.”

Anyone with information on her whereabouts has been asked to call the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office at 435-587-2237 and dial option 1.

Here are some suggestions to keep in mind if someone you know goes missing. Utah officials suggest taking notes on interactions with law enforcement to keep track of details such as officer names, dates and times of interactions, the case number, and what the officers say.

When working with local law enforcement to report a missing person, it is recommended that one shares as much information as possible about the missing person, including but not limited to: