Fresno Police Seek Help Locating Man Missing Since November 19

Fresno police formally appealed to the public on December 10 for assistance in locating 28 year old Cyrus Williams-Price, who was last seen on November 19 near Clovis Community Hospital. The department included a physical description and neighborhood details as it renewed efforts to generate community tips and leads. "Fresno police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing man last seen near Clovis Community Hospital on Nov. 19."

Authorities described Williams-Price as approximately 5 feet 9 inches tall and 160 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Investigators noted he frequently spent time in the Shaw and Cedar avenues area, a corridor that spans residential blocks and small businesses and where neighbors say people often cross between Fresno and Clovis for services and transit. The department asked anyone with sightings or information to contact the Fresno Police Department.

The timing of the public request is notable. More than three weeks elapsed between the last confirmed sighting on November 19 and the appeal issued on December 10. That interval shapes the investigative priorities because delays can affect the availability of surveillance footage, witness recall, and other time sensitive evidence. For families and neighbors the intervening weeks tend to increase stress and uncertainty, and they often prompt renewed calls for visible police presence and community searches.

For local residents the immediate significance is practical. Those who live, work, or travel through the Shaw and Cedar avenues area, and the Clovis Community Hospital vicinity, can assist by checking security footage if available, reviewing recent personal sightings against the description provided, and reporting any information to law enforcement. Public tips remain one of the most direct ways to close gaps in police inquiries, especially when a person frequents identifiable local corridors.

The Fresno Police Department is leading the investigation and the public appeal underscores the department's reliance on community cooperation in missing person cases. Local safety officials say timely information from residents can be decisive. Anyone with relevant information should contact the Fresno Police Department so investigators can follow up and ensure the welfare of Cyrus Williams-Price.