Kayden Zamarripa was reported missing from Reno, Nevada, with public notices identifying him as a 15-year-old male who was last seen on March 27, 2026. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children lists Kayden in its missing child poster system under NCMEC case number 2082998 and NCIC number M278873510, and the notice states plainly that he was last seen on that date in Reno.
The public information available online does not describe what Kayden was doing before he disappeared, who he may have been with, what clothing he was wearing, or the exact location in Reno where he was last seen, leaving the beginning of the case marked by painful uncertainty.
The available public record centers on a simple but urgent appeal: Kayden is missing, he is a child, and anyone with information is asked to contact authorities. NCMEC’s listing directs the public to call 911 or submit a tip, and it identifies the Reno Police Department as the investigating law enforcement agency, with the listed contact number of 775-334-2175. A separate NCMEC feed for children missing from Nevada repeats the core facts of the case: Kayden Zamarripa, age 15, missing since March 27, 2026, from Reno, Nevada, with information requested by the Reno Police Department.
Reno Police Department’s public missing persons information explains that its Missing Persons Unit assists in coordinating, investigating, and responding to reports involving missing persons, runaway children, and unidentified living or deceased individuals. In a case like Kayden’s, that public framework matters because the case is not just a name on a poster; it represents a search process in which tips, sightings, timelines, and small pieces of information may help investigators determine where a child went after being last seen. The department’s missing persons page also provides general instructions for people who believe someone is missing and emphasizes public assistance in locating missing individuals.
Publicly available online details about Kayden’s disappearance remain limited. One child-safety listing that appeared in search results described him as a White male with brown hair and brown eyes, missing from Reno since March 27, 2026, but the page later redirected to a “missing child not found” notice, so the most reliable continuing source remains the NCMEC poster and the NCMEC Nevada missing-children feed. No online source reviewed here provided a confirmed resolution status of Alive or Deceased, and no public source reviewed here gave a verified explanation for why Kayden disappeared or where he may have gone afterward.
Kayden’s case is therefore known publicly through a narrow set of confirmed facts: he is a 15-year-old boy, he was last seen in Reno, Nevada, on March 27, 2026, NCMEC assigned his case number 2082998, and the Reno Police Department is the listed agency seeking information. Behind those brief facts is a family and community facing the distress of not knowing, and a case that depends on anyone with credible information coming forward. Overall, the case of Kayden Zamarripa is a missing child case from Reno with few publicly released details, an official NCMEC alert, Reno Police Department involvement, and an ongoing public appeal for information that could help clarify what happened after he was last seen.Last Seen: Mar 27, 2026
