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MISSING CHILD: Serenity Evon Broussard, 16, Missing From Spring, Texas
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children lists Serenity Evon Broussard as missing since October 6, 2026. Anyone who recognizes her or has information about her whereabouts is urged to contact authorities.
SPRING, Texas — Somewhere, someone may recognize Serenity Evon Broussard’s face. A photograph, a remembered encounter or a piece of information that seemed insignificant at the time could help authorities searching for the 16-year-old.
Serenity has been missing from Spring, Texas, since October 6, 2026, according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).
The organization’s official missing-child listing identifies Serenity by name, age, location and the date she was last seen. It also includes two photographs that members of the public can use to help recognize her.
As of October 24, 18 days have passed since her reported disappearance.
What Is Known About Serenity’s Disappearance
NCMEC provides the following identifying information:
- Name: Serenity Evon Broussard
- Age: 16
- Missing since: October 6, 2026
- Missing from: Spring, Texas
- Last seen: October 6, 2026
- Sex: Female
- NCIC number: M659100766
- NCMEC case number: 2104037
The official information reviewed does not establish the circumstances surrounding Serenity’s disappearance, a specific last-seen address or whether authorities suspect criminal involvement.
Those details should not be assumed.
Her missing-child listing also should not be confused with an AMBER Alert. No AMBER Alert designation has been established for this report.
Two Photographs, One Missing Child
The NCMEC listing includes two photographs of Serenity.
These photographs are particularly important because appearance can vary between images. Hairstyle, clothing, lighting and the passage of time can affect how someone recognizes another person.
Readers are encouraged to examine both official photographs rather than relying on a description alone.
Anyone who believes they have recognized Serenity should report the information to authorities, even if they are uncertain whether the sighting is connected to her disappearance.
A potential sighting should be evaluated by investigators, not debated in a public comment section.
Where to Report Information
The NCMEC case information identifies the Harris County Constable’s Office as the investigating agency.
Harris County Constable’s Office: 281-376-3472
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children: 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)
Emergencies: 911
Anyone providing information should include the date, approximate time, location and any details personally observed.
Do not publish suspected sightings, private addresses or unverified allegations on social media. Provide that information directly to authorities.
Help Keep Serenity’s Face Visible
Public awareness cannot replace an investigation. It can, however, bring an official photograph before someone who may have information investigators have not yet received.
The Texas Public Record is featuring Serenity to extend the reach of her missing-child notice and encourage responsible sharing of verified information.
Readers can help by sharing her official photographs, keeping her name visible and directing credible information to the investigating authorities.
Serenity Evon Broussard is 16 years old. She has been missing from Spring, Texas, since October 6, 2026.
If you know something that could help locate her, please report it.
Official Missing-Child Record
View Serenity’s official NCMEC case page and photographs:
https://www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMC/2104037/1
Sources
- NCMEC — Serenity Evon Broussard, case 2104037, NCIC M659100766; individual missing-child notice and official photographs
- NCMEC — missing-child assistance and 24-hour hotline
Verified through October 24, 2026: NCMEC’s individual live notice was accessible and listed Serenity as missing. The notice identifies the investigating agency and contact number. Details not established by the authoritative record have been excluded. Case status may change; readers should consult the official listing for subsequent updates.
EDITORIAL NOTICE: Submit documented corrections or case updates. Material errors will be corrected transparently.
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