Anchorage Woman Missing: Police Urge Public to Help Find Allison Wilson

WHY EVERY SHARE MATTERS: The FBI recorded 498,038 missing-person entries in 2025. That figure represents incidents, not necessarily individual people, since the same person can be reported missing more than once. Behind every entry is a person someone is waiting to see come home.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Anchorage Police are urgently asking the public to help find 41-year-old Allison Wilson, who has not been heard from since she was last seen Thursday morning.

Wilson was last seen September 10 at about 7:35 a.m. in the 4800 block of Cordova Street in Anchorage, according to the Anchorage Police Department. She was expected to return home after her shift, but police say she has not contacted family or co-workers.

LAST KNOWN LOCATION: The map marks the area of Cordova Street in Anchorage where Allison Wilson was last seen. A precise location can help investigators establish a timeline and may help someone recognize a vehicle, route, or detail they encountered in the area. Map data: Google Maps.

What Allison Was Wearing

Police say Wilson was last seen wearing:

  • A pink jacket
  • A white scrub top with cartoon characters
  • Dark or maroon-colored scrub pants
  • A blue tote bag carried over her left shoulder

There is another important detail that could help someone recognize her vehicle.

Wilson is known to drive a maroon LL Bean Subaru Outback. Police say the vehicle has front-end damage and tape on the driver’s side.

If You See Allison or Her Vehicle

This is an active missing-person investigation. Anyone who may have seen Wilson, her Subaru Outback, or has information that could help investigators locate her is urged to contact Anchorage Police.

APD Case: 26-23923

Please take a moment to look at Allison’s photograph and share this information. A person who happens to see her or her vehicle may be the person who helps bring her home.

Source: Anchorage Police Department

A FACE, A LIFE, A FAMILY WAITING: In a missing-person investigation, the smallest details can matter. A familiar face, a distinctive tattoo, a vehicle, a place or a fleeting memory can become the detail that helps connect the dots. Allison Wilson is more than a missing-person case number. She is someone people know, love and are waiting to see come home. If her face looks familiar, don’t dismiss that feeling.

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