**Update at 11:30am 3/2/2026**

The search continues for Avianna. The Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office has commented on the latest timeline and why no AMBER Alert has been issued.

We have verified an updated timeline for Avianna’s disappearance. The last camera footage of
Avianna shows her in her backyard at 5:24 p.m. She was reported missing to law enforcement at
approximately 6:10 pm. Law enforcement officers for the Sheriff’s Office and partner agencies
were out last night, canvassing the area on foot. That search has not stopped and is continuing
today. We are utilizing all resources available, including helicopters, camera systems, and
available missing person protocols. Currently, Avianna does not meet the qualifications for a
statewide Amber Alert. She has been reported as a missing person, and we are continuing to
issue missing person notices to raise public awareness.

***ORIGINAL STORY***

The public is being asked to keep their eyes open for the whereabouts of an 11-year-old Lubbock girl named Avianna.

According to a press release from the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office, Avianna has been missing since March 1st when she was last seen in her backyard in the 3900 block of North County Road 1700.

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Initial investigations show she may have run away from home and could be traveling on foot. Below is the poster for the missing child. If you have any information about where she could be, please call 806-775-1600. You can also submit a tip anonymously on the Lubbock County Sheriff’s App.

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The Texas Department of Public Safety is assisting in the search for Avianna.

Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office

Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office

This is a developing story.

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