Hailey Cummings, 27, Reportedly Missing From Arvada, Colorado, as Family Seeks Help

 Family and friends are urgently seeking information about Hailey Cummings, 27, of Arvada, Colorado, who was reportedly last seen on September 21, 2026. Her disappearance has prompted concern among people who know her, and relatives are asking the public to remain alert for information that could help determine where she is. According to her family, Hailey is a mother to a young son, adding another deeply personal dimension to the search. The information currently available comes largely from her family, and details about the circumstances of her disappearance remain limited while people close to her wait for answers.

Hailey’s relatives say several days have passed since she was last known to be in contact with them. They describe the loss of communication as unusual and say the uncertainty has increased their concern for her well-being. In a missing-person case, even limited confirmed details can be important because they help establish a timeline and give investigators and the public specific information to work with. For Hailey’s family, the immediate priority is finding reliable information about where she may be and helping ensure her safe return.

According to the account shared by Hailey’s family, Brad Casper, whom relatives identify as her former partner and the father of her child, was the person with whom she last communicated. The family says that communication occurred on September 21, shortly before Hailey’s phone was reportedly turned off. These details represent the family’s account and should be distinguished from information formally confirmed by law enforcement. No conclusion about what happened to Hailey should be drawn from those circumstances alone.

The family is asking anyone who may have seen Hailey or who may possess information about her whereabouts to come forward. Their appeal reflects the practical importance of credible tips in a missing-person investigation. People who have direct information can provide it to law enforcement rather than attempting to investigate independently or relying on unverified claims circulating online. Accurate information can help authorities assess possible leads.

The Arvada Police Department is the local law enforcement agency serving Hailey’s community. The department advises people experiencing an emergency to call 911 and lists 303-980-7300 for other police matters. Anyone who believes they have information relevant to Hailey’s disappearance should contact law enforcement through an appropriate channel. If someone has a direct concern that Hailey or another person is in danger, emergency services can respond more quickly through 911.

Colorado also maintains a statewide resource for missing-person information through the Colorado Missing and Unidentified Persons Database. Such resources can provide a way to review missing-person cases and share information that may assist an investigation. However, members of the public should rely on official law enforcement notices and verified family information when sharing details. Incomplete or inaccurate posts can create confusion, especially when a family is already coping with uncertainty.

For Hailey Cummings’ family, the central concern remains locating her and bringing her home safely. Her relatives are asking the community to stay attentive, avoid speculation, and report credible information to authorities. At this stage, the publicly available account does not establish why Hailey disappeared, where she may be, or what may have happened after her last reported communication. Those questions remain unanswered. As the search continues, responsible sharing of confirmed information may help keep attention focused on finding Hailey safely.