Corbin police searching for missing girl

CORBIN, Ky. ( FOX 56 ) — A search is underway for a missing girl last seen on Friday at her residence in Corbin.

The Corbin Police Department (CPD) posted on Facebook that officers are actively working to find Allison Hart.

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Corbin police searching for missing girl

Allison was last seen at her residence on Friday, according to law enforcement.

Anyone with information is asked to call the CPD at (606) 528-1122 or use the department's "text tip line" at 606-215-6239. Authorities said all information can be kept anonymous.

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