Police Sought Missing Pleasant Valley Resident
The Portland Police Bureau is searching for 74-year-old Petr Kutyrev after he left his home on foot.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Accidents
Neighbors in the Pleasant Valley area are asked to assist in the search for 74-year-old Petr Kutyrev, who was last seen leaving his home on Southeast Lydia Court. The Portland Police Bureau reports he left on foot without his cellphone.
Why it matters
Kutyrev has a diagnosis of dementia, making it critical for residents to report sightings to authorities. The bureau is working to locate him as quickly as possible.
The search involves 74-year-old Petr Kutyrev, who is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs approximately 220 pounds. His case is registered under police number 26-283973.
The players
Portland Police Bureau
The local law enforcement agency responsible for investigating the disappearance of residents.
Petr Kutyrev
The 74-year-old resident reported missing by authorities.
The details
Kutyrev was last seen on the morning of September 28, 2026, wearing a black baseball cap, a jacket, jeans, and sneakers. He speaks primarily Russian. The Portland Police Bureau has issued a search alert for the Pleasant Valley neighborhood and surrounding areas.
Timeline
September 28, 2026: Petr Kutyrev was last seen at his home.
Beyond the Bridges
The search follows the patterns established by the Silver Alert system for missing persons with cognitive impairment, which prioritizes immediate public notification. This case reflects the ongoing regional commitment to mobilizing community resources for vulnerable individuals.
Pleasant Valley residents should check their home security cameras or property for any signs of the missing 74-year-old. Please contact the Portland Police Bureau immediately if you believe you have spotted him.
The takeaway
If you have information regarding the location of Petr Kutyrev, contact the Portland Police Bureau immediately. Residents in the Pleasant Valley neighborhood should remain vigilant and report any potential sightings to the police.
Further reading
For more information on how our city handles public safety alerts, visit Accidents.
