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Grande Prairie RCMP search for missing 51-year-old

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The Grande Prairie RCMP is asking the public for help in tracking down a Grande Prairie woman missing since last month.

Mounties say Lisa Bradley was last seen in Grande Prairie on March 23rd and there is concern for her wellbeing. Bradley is described as having a fair complexion, stands approximately 5’7″, weighs 110 pounds and has green eyes.

Anyone with information on Bradley’s whereabouts and wellbeing is urged to call the Grande Prairie RCMP at 780-830-5701.

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