Former Greeley middle school secretary at large following felony warrants for alleged sexual abuse of minor

Greeley police seek Brenda Meza, 34, for the alleged sexual abuse of a 13-year-old student. The former Franklin Middle School secretary remains at large.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 16, 2026, 4:26 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from Macon Telegraph (Us Weekly)

Law Enforcement Intensifies Search for Disappeared School Staffer

The Greeley Police Department has issued an active arrest warrant for Brenda Meza, a former employee of Greeley-Evans School District 6, following disturbing allegations of ongoing sexual misconduct. Investigators state that the 34 year old woman is currently wanted on multiple unspecified felony charges related to the abuse of a 13 year old victim. Despite repeated attempts by detectives to establish contact with Meza, her whereabouts remain unknown, leading officials to believe she may be actively evading capture.

Details Emerge Regarding Suspect’s Role Within District

Meza’s involvement with the school district began in early 2020, where she primarily served as the secretary for Franklin Middle School. During her tenure, her responsibilities expanded beyond administrative duties, as she also functioned as an occasional substitute teacher and took on a leadership role as the coach for the cross country team. This level of access to the student body has raised significant concerns among investigators, though they have not yet clarified how or where the specific interactions with the alleged victim originated.

Timeline of Investigation and Employment Termination

The criminal inquiry began in earnest on February 12, when officers arrived at Meza’s Greeley residence to follow up on a report concerning the systematic abuse of a child. Finding the home unoccupied, police were unable to secure her statement, and she has not been seen by neighbors or colleagues since that date. The school district acted swiftly upon learning of the police presence, placing the secretary on administrative leave the same day before officially terminating her employment on February 25.