Chase Hyatt was 17 years old when public missing-person notices identified him as missing from Clear Spring, Maryland, in Washington County. He was last reported seen on March 13, 2026, and the available public information did not describe the exact circumstances of that day in detail. The notices that circulated focused on the essential facts: his name, his age, his last-seen location, and the urgent request that anyone with information contact authorities.
The lack of detail left the public record spare, but it also underscored how important even a small observation or memory could have been for those trying to help locate him.
As the case was shared more widely, Chase’s disappearance was connected to local and national missing-person reporting channels. Public reports listed the Washington County Sheriff’s Office in Maryland as the agency to contact, with the phone number 240-313-2100 provided for tips. His case was also reported as being tracked by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children under reference number 2080489, and another public missing-person report stated that the case had been filed with the National Crime Information Center under NCIC number M728872308. Those details helped place the search within both local law-enforcement efforts and broader national systems meant to assist in locating missing children.
A later public update stated that Chase Hyatt had been located. The exact date of that update is unclear from the information available here, so the timing should be treated as vague rather than assigned to a specific day. Because the update said he had been located and did not provide further public detail in the information provided, the case should no longer be described as an active missing-person case unless newer official information says otherwise. The most careful and compassionate summary is that Chase was reported missing after last being seen in Clear Spring, Maryland, on March 13, 2026; the public was asked to help by contacting the Washington County Sheriff’s Office or the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children; and a later update reported that he had been found, bringing the missing-person alert to a close while leaving many of the personal details private.Last Seen: Mar 13, 2026
