The Susquehanna Township Police Department would like to express its sincere gratitude for the agencies, organizations, and individuals who dedicated their time and energy in the search for homicide victim Tracy Scanlon, also known as Tracy Zalenski, on May 3, 2024, in York County. Participants used every piece of technology and equipment at their disposal, as well as sheer willpower, to scour the land, water and air for any sign of Tracy.

Over the course of nearly seven hours, the 100 men and women covered about 10 miles of the Little Conewago and Conewago creeks, beginning in Conewago Township and ending in York Haven. Although the search that day did not conclude with a definitive discovery, it will continue in the days and weeks to come. Susquehanna Township Police are committed to solving Tracy’s homicide, prosecuting a suspect(s) and finding her body, in hopes of bringing some semblance of respite to her family.

Agencies that devoted their time and resources to the search: Middle Creek Search & Rescue, South Central PA Search & Rescue (York Co 93), Christian Aid Ministry SAR, Northeast SAR, Wolfpack SAR, Summit SAR, Bay Area Recovery, First Tracks SAR, Cumberland 400 SAR, Maryland SAR, Eagle Fire Station 22, New Cumberland River Rescue CC100, Susquehanna Township Police, Susquehanna Township Rescue Fire Company 37, Newberry Township Police, Pennsylvania State Police, Derry Township Police, Fairview Township Police, Lower Paxton Police, Dauphin County CID, Dauphin County DTF, York QRT, West York Police, York County DA’s Office, York County Sheriff’s Office, York County OEM, York County 911 and York County Forensics.

Susquehanna Township Police would also like to thank Bible Baptist Church on Susquehanna Trail North for the use of its facility as the incident command center on May 3; having such an accessible and well-equipped space was truly a game-changer that day.

As stated before, the investigation continues, with Susquehanna Township Police collaborating with law enforcement agencies in Allegheny County. Anyone possessing information about Tracy is urged to reach out to Sgt. Aaron Osman at 717-909-9232 or via email at aosman@susquehannatwp.com