SILETZ, Ore. (KATU) — Crews are still in search of a missing Siletz toddler, Dane Paulsen, 10 days since his disappearance.

Dane, who’s just 2 years old, was last seen on Mar. 1 playing in his yard.

A spokesperson with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office tells KATU, “We are working on another update that will be shared later [Monday] to let the community know the search for Dane is ongoing.”

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The Paulsen family hasn’t responded to KATU’s requests for questions, or more pictures to share of the missing 2-year-old. But on Sunday, Dane’s mom, Chamet, posted to her Facebook page asking people to keep an eye out for a “white van” saying, “If anyone has dash cams trail, cams, or security cameras up and down the Siletz River Road there is a white van in question that may be involved.”

KATU reached out to the sheriff’s office about the white van. A spokesperson said, “At this time, we do not have any evidence that suggests a white van reported to be in the area two weeks before Dane’s disappearance is related.”

During a press conference in Siletz on Mar. 4, sheriff’s officials said foul play or criminal activity is not suspected in his disappearance.

On Monday, the sheriff’s office released more information, including answers to some questions they’ve been receiving from the public.

The statement said investigators are continuing to follow up on leads they discover in addition to informational tips from the community, and that daily water searches utilizing watercraft with specialized equipment and trained personnel will continue.

“We have received information regarding a white van seen in the area two weeks before Dane’s disappearance. At this time, we do not have evidence linking this vehicle to the ongoing search and investigation,” the statement said.

They will not be providing daily updates any longer, rather the sheriff’s office will post updates on their Facebook account or FlashAlert when new information or a major update is revealed.

“Though the land within the search area has been thoroughly combed, we cannot guarantee the areas are clear. Even with specialized equipment and search K9s, it is possible to miss a small child that may be hidden by thick brush or other visual impairments,” the statement further read. “Due to the thorough coverage of the surrounding area and information provided by investigators and evidence from searchers with specialized training and equipment, search efforts are concentrated on the Siletz River.”

The office also noted that some community members are still searching on their own, and reminded them they need permission from property owners before accessing private property, and not to search at nighttime.

“If community members choose to continue their search (in addition to emergency responder searches), keep these things in mind:

• If you are choosing to search the river or riverbanks, wear a life jacket at all times. The Siletz River is cold and fast-moving.
• Please avoid areas with active searching by emergency responders or certified personnel.
• Do not search during the night or dark hours.
• Carry safety equipment such as first aid kit, extra water and food, whistle, flashlight, etc.
• Dress appropriately for the weather and terrain. Wear layers, bring waterproof clothes, and sturdy shoes.
• Before you set out, have a safety plan in place. Let someone know exactly where you are headed and when you will return.
• Remember that private property cannot be searched without updated permission from the owner.”