MISSING: Help Find Beth Gebo, 60, Last Seen in Plattsburgh on June 22
New York State Police and the Plattsburgh Police Department are urgently asking the public’s help locating a vulnerable woman who has not been seen in two days and failed to show up for work, which is completely out of character for her.
This is a call to action for every resident of Plattsburgh, Clinton County, and the surrounding North Country. A vulnerable woman needs to be found, and law enforcement needs your eyes.
The Plattsburgh Police Department and the New York State Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing vulnerable adult Beth Gebo, age 60. ny
Time matters in missing persons cases. Every hour that passes narrows the window for a safe recovery, and right now, the community’s reach is law enforcement’s greatest asset.
What We Know: The Last Sighting
Beth was last seen traveling north on South Catherine Street in the City of Plattsburgh on June 22, 2026, at approximately 5:00 a.m. She was accompanied by her brown and white Catahoula leopard dog named Sadie and was pushing a wagon. ny
That sighting was in the early morning hours of Sunday. As of the publication of this article on Wednesday, June 24, Beth has not been located.
Who Beth Is
Beth Gebo, age 60, is described as approximately 5 feet tall, weighing approximately 180 pounds, and having mobility issues. ny
Beth is employed at Walmart in Plattsburgh and has not reported to work for the past three days, which is out of character. ny
That detail deserves emphasis. Beth missing three consecutive shifts at work is not consistent with who she is as a person. Her absence from work is one of the clearest signals investigators have that something is wrong and that this is not a situation where she simply decided to travel without telling anyone.
She was traveling on foot, with mobility issues, accompanied by her dog Sadie, and pushing a wagon, in the early hours of a Sunday morning. She was heading north on South Catherine Street. She has not been seen since.
How You Can Help Right Now
Investigators are asking residents in the City of Plattsburgh and surrounding areas to review home security camera footage for any images or video that may show Beth. ny
If you live near South Catherine Street or anywhere along a northward route from that area in Plattsburgh, please do the following right now:
Check your Ring doorbell, security camera, dashcam footage, or any other recording device covering the early morning hours of Sunday, June 22, between midnight and 8:00 a.m. A 5-foot woman traveling north on foot, pushing a wagon, accompanied by a brown and white dog, may appear in your footage even briefly.
If you have any such footage, do not delete it. Contact law enforcement immediately using the numbers below.
If you live along that corridor and saw someone matching Beth’s description in the early morning hours of June 22, please call. Even a detail you think is minor could be exactly what investigators need.
Anyone with information regarding Beth’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Plattsburgh Police Department at 518-563-3411 or the New York State Police at 518-897-2000. ny
Why This Matters to Our Community
The Utica Phoenix covers the Mohawk Valley, but missing vulnerable adults are a community responsibility that crosses geographic lines. Beth Gebo is someone’s neighbor, someone’s coworker, a familiar face at a Walmart in Plattsburgh who shows up reliably, until she did not.
Missing persons cases involving vulnerable adults move fastest when communities respond fastest. Share this article. Share the police bulletin. Post it to neighborhood Facebook groups, Nextdoor pages, and community boards in the Plattsburgh area. If you have family or friends in Clinton County or the North Country, send this to them today.
Beth deserves to be found. Her dog Sadie is with her. Somewhere, someone has seen them.
Contact Information — Please Save and Share
Plattsburgh Police Department: 518-563-3411
New York State Police Troop B: 518-897-2000
This is a developing story. The Utica Phoenix will update this article as new information becomes available from law enforcement.
By David LaGuerre | Utica Phoenix | www.uticaphoenix.net
