Search focused on Paris Street and Centennial Drive area
Greater Sudbury police are seeking the public’s assistance to locate a woman who was last seen on Aug. 6 in the vicinity of Paris Street and Centennial Drive. Officers released identifying details on Aug. 11 as concern grows for her well‑being.
Police identified the missing person by the given name Chloe; they did not provide a last name. She was reported last seen at about 11 a.m. on Aug. 6 in the Paris Street/Centennial Drive area, authorities said.
Officers are concerned for her well‑being.
What police have released
Investigators have supplied a physical description and details of what Chloe was wearing when last seen. The information released by police is intended to help members of the public spot her or offer tips to investigators.
- Age: not publicly released
- Height: 5‑foot‑8
- Build: medium
- Hair: blonde
- Glasses: thick‑framed
- Clothing: white‑wash ripped jeans, black V‑neck T‑shirt, red sweater
- Accessories: beige purse
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Last seen | Aug. 6, ~11 a.m. |
| Location | Paris Street/Centennial Drive area, Greater Sudbury |
| Reported height | 5‑foot‑8 |
| Clothing | White‑wash ripped jeans; black V‑neck T‑shirt; red sweater; beige purse |
How the public can help
Police are asking anyone who has information about Chloe’s whereabouts to contact Greater Sudbury Police at 705‑675‑9171. Investigators did not provide a last name or additional details about her background in the public release.
When a person is reported missing in Greater Sudbury, police often ask neighbours, friends and anyone in the area where the person was last seen to check security or dash‑cam footage and to consider whether they or their acquaintances interacted with the person around the time they were last seen. No such specific requests beyond the phone number were detailed in the police notice for this case.
Local context and community impact
Missing‑person notifications are among the most sensitive and time‑critical public safety communications a municipal force issues. In Sudbury — a city that straddles urban neighbourhoods and large rural hinterland — the locations where people are last seen can cover a wide variety of terrain and built environments, which affects how searches are organised and how quickly the public can assist.
Police statements that they are "concerned for her well‑being" raise the urgency of the appeal. That phrase, used by the service in its public notice, commonly indicates investigators want to locate the person quickly to ensure they have not been injured, become disoriented, or otherwise require help.
What to look for and next steps
Residents who were in the Paris Street/Centennial Drive area on or around Aug. 6 — commuters, local business owners, transit users and anyone with private security or door‑bell camera footage — are key to narrowing the search window. Police routinely review tips from the public and use them to guide canvassing and targeted follow‑ups.
Anyone with information is asked to call Greater Sudbury Police at 705‑675‑9171. Those who prefer to remain anonymous can contact Crime Stoppers through their usual channels; the police release did not specify a separate anonymous tip line.
As this is an active matter, police may release further details if and when more information becomes available. Local residents who recognise the description provided are urged to check their records and contact investigators immediately.
— Reporting from Sudbury
