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Jeffco Deputies Search for Missing Woman With Autism, Last Seen With Her Dog

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Published on October 30, 2026
Jeffco Deputies Search for Missing Woman With Autism, Last Seen With Her DogSource: Jefferson County Sheriff's Office

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is asking for help locating Angela Bishop, whom it describes as a missing at-risk adult. She was last seen near 44 Ave. and McIntyre St. with a small dog. Bishop is 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighs 120 pounds and has blonde/silver hair.

A Jefferson County Sheriff's Office post shared Thursday says Bishop is considered at risk because she has autism. The post gives her last-seen location as near 44 Ave. and McIntyre St., without specifying a more exact locality.

The sheriff's office says Bishop was wearing an orange shirt, a blue jacket and jeans. Her small brown Shorkie was wearing a blue harness.

What To Do If You Spot Her

Anyone who sees Bishop or her dog is asked to call Jeffcom at 303-980-7300 or dial 911. The sheriff's office has not said whether she has been located or shared additional identifying details.

Training on disability interactions

According to Colorado POST, a rotating five-year in-service training schedule for peace officers includes instruction on interactions with people with disabilities.

The sheriff's office has not said how long Bishop had been missing or what circumstances led to the search, beyond the details in its Thursday appeal for public assistance.