King County Search and Rescue are looking for a Pacific woman who was last seen at a park on Friday.

According to the Pacific Police Department, 27-year-old Tatyana Khmara was last seen Pacific City Park Friday between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.  One of Khmara's brothers said he saw her at the park with a man he didn't recognize.

Police said Khmara’s family was concerned when she didn’t show up for work on Saturday.  Her family says she doesn't have a cell phone for police to trace, or credit cards to track, so they are counting on help from the public.

Khmara’s vehicle was found Saturday evening still parked in the same spot at the city park.

Crews were at the park with scent dogs and trackers searching for signs of where Khmara may have traveled.  A dog tracked her scent to the White River,  which runs near the park.  

Pacific police and King County's swift water rescue team searched in and around the river Sunday.  Clothing was found near a trail but investigators don't know if it belongs to the missing woman.

The King County Sheriff’s Office search and rescue team will search along the river bank Monday with the aid of the Guardian One helicopter.

Police described Khmara as having brown hair, brown eyes, 5-feet 5-inches tall and 100 pounds.   She was last seen wearing a dark-colored jacket, tan pants and blue and silver running shoes.