Michigan State Police are asking the public for help locating a Dorr-area man who hasn’t contacted his family in more than two months. Ian Paul Blevins, 53, has a home in the Dorr area of Allegan County and has not been in touch with relatives since September 4, 2026.
Blevins’s family filed a missing-persons report this week after going weeks without hearing from him, according to wwmt.com. Relatives described the gap in contact as highly unusual and out of character for Blevins, a detail that has fueled growing concern as the case was picked up by WOODTV.com this week as well.
Family Says the Silence Is Unlike Him
Beyond the timeline, few details have been made public about what preceded Blevins’s disappearance. What family members have emphasized, per the same account, is simply how far this stretch of silence departs from his usual habits — enough that they felt compelled to involve investigators and file a formal report.
Michigan State Police have not released additional information about Blevins’s last known whereabouts or the circumstances surrounding his case. The request for public assistance centers on pinpointing his location more than two months after his last known contact with family.
How to Report a Tip
Anyone with information about Blevins’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Michigan State Police Wayland Post at 269-792-2213 or Silent Observer at 1-855-745-3680. Investigators have not indicated how the case will proceed beyond this public appeal for information.
