The supplied WKMG ClickOrlando material does not establish details about Maegen Anderson's case.
The supplied material does not establish Anderson's clothing, prior sightings, or additional identifying details.
The supplied material does not provide a telephone number for information about Anderson's whereabouts.
What is known about a Purple Alert in this case
The supplied material describes Florida's Purple Alert system but does not provide case-specific alert information.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement says a Local Purple Alert is recommended for an adult at least 18 years old who has a qualifying disability unrelated to substance abuse, does not have Alzheimer's disease or a dementia-related disorder, and is believed to face a credible threat of immediate danger or serious bodily harm. The person also must not qualify for a Silver Alert.
How Florida's system works
FDLE describes two levels of activation: Local and State. When a local agency seeks a Local Purple Alert, it must enter the missing person into the Florida Crime Information Center and the National Crime Information Center, contact media outlets and notify law-enforcement personnel, according to FDLE guidance.
A State Purple Alert may be issued when a qualifying person goes missing in a vehicle with an identified tag. That distinction is broader system context, not an indication that Anderson left in a vehicle or that either level of alert was used in her case.
A separate recent example
In a separate case, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office reported that deputies located 58-year-old Amy Davis safely in St. Petersburg on June 17, 2025, after a Purple Alert had been issued, according to the agency's account. The case illustrates one possible resolution of a Purple Alert, but it does not provide evidence about Anderson's circumstances or predict the outcome of her search.
For people who believe they have encountered someone subject to a Purple Alert, NBC 6 South Florida advises calling 911 or *FHP at 347 rather than approaching the person themselves, according to its report on Florida's alert system. The supplied material does not provide a case-specific telephone number.
