What to know:

Kimberly McGrath, 43, of Southgate, was reported missing after her car was found crashed in a Huron Township backyard on Oct. 10.

She last contacted her family on Oct. 9; officers did not find her at the crash scene or at her home.

Police searched nearby, including the Huron River, using drones and a K9 team but have not located her.

Police fear she may be injured and ask residents to check outbuildings and sheltered areas.

WAYNE COUNTY, Mich. - Police are searching for a missing Wayne County woman after her car was found abandoned on Saturday.

Police responded to Hannan Road between Pennsylvania and Waltz Roads in Huron Township, near the Huron River, just after 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 10 after a homeowner reported that a car crashed in their backyard. The homeowner also reported that they could not find the driver.

Officers responded and could not find the driver. Police learned that the car belonged to Kimberly McGrath, 43, of Southgate, but officers did not find her at her home. Police said family members have since reported her missing.

Kimberly last contacted her family on Oct. 9. Police searched the area where the car was left abandoned, including the Huron River, with drones and a K9 ground search to find her but were unsuccessful.

Anyone with information on Kimberly's whereabouts is asked to call the Huron Township Police Department at (734) 753-4400.

Kimberly McGrath (Huron Township Police Department)

 Our fear is that Kimberly could be injured from the crash,  Huron Township Department of Public Safety Everette Robbins said in a statement.  Our number one priority is to locate her and make sure she is safe. We ask residents who live in that area to check their outbuildings or anywhere on your property where an injured person may seek shelter. We continue to investigate and use every resource available to us. Her family desperately wants her home, so if you know where she is, please call us. 

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