TOWN OF DOVER – The large-scale State Police-led search for the former Dover Town Supervisor, Ryan Courtien, was ended on Wednesday, without locating the 49-year-old man missing since Sunday.
The State Police conducted a large-scale search involving troopers, forest rangers, Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office deputies, K9s from multiple agencies, drones, and a State Police helicopter from Monday through Wednesday, but were unable to locate the man.
Courtien was last seen on Sunday morning around 9:30 in the area of Waldo Road in Dover, where he left the house to perform yard work.
Courtien is a hiking enthusiast and member of the JH Ketcham Hose Company in Dover. He is the current chairman of the town’s planning board.
Courtien was last seen wearing tan pants and a black shirt when he left his home.
State Police located his cell phone at the residence.
The Bureau of Criminal Investigation will be following up on leads developed during the search to determine Courtien’s whereabouts.
Anyone who may have seen the missing Courtien is asked to call the New York State Police at 845-677-7300.
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