Baltimore County Detectives Seek Public’s Help to Find Missing N.J. Woman Kimberly Gordon Detectives with the Baltimore County Police Department are asking for the public’s assistance as they continue searching for Kimberly Gordon, a 46-year-old New Jersey woman who vanished in the Rosedale area in late June.

🕒 Timeline of Disappearance

Gordon was last seen around 2 p.m. on June 21, 2026, behind the Sky Zone East Baltimore trampoline park located at 8645 Pulaski Highway in Rosedale. Investigators believe she may have been involved in a motor vehicle crash that same day and could have suffered a head injury.

Her white 2024 Hyundai Elantra, which displayed a wide-load sign and stickers with her name and phone number, has since been recovered by police.

👤 Description of Kimberly Gordon

Authorities provided the following physical details:

• Age: 46
• Height: Reported as 5’1″ in multiple sources
• Weight: Approximately 220–240 lbs
• Residence: New Jersey
• Occupation: Pilot car/escort vehicle driver for oversized loads (based on social media posts from acquaintances)

She was officially reported missing by the Lopatcong Township Police Department in New Jersey.

🚨 Investigation Status

Baltimore County’s Homicide and Missing Persons Unit is leading the investigation. Detectives believe Gordon’s disappearance is directly connected to the crash she may have experienced on June 21. The possibility of a head injury has heightened urgency in locating her.

📞 How the Public Can Help

Police are urging anyone who may have seen Gordon or has information about her whereabouts to contact investigators immediately:

• Baltimore County Missing Persons Unit: 410-887-3943
• Additional numbers referenced in related reports: 410-887-3700 or 410-887-4636

Authorities emphasize that even small details—such as sightings of her vehicle prior to its recovery—could be crucial.

📰 Story in Progress

This remains an active and developing investigation. As police continue searching across Baltimore County and coordinating with New Jersey authorities, updates will be released as new information becomes available.