June 12, 2025 8:03 am
Camas, News, Public Safety 
The Little Bronze Girl statue sits in the back of Camas police Officer Ryan Devaney’s vehicle in preparation for its trip back to downtown Camas on May 31. (Contributed by the Camas Police Department)
The Little Bronze Girl statue was stolen from its customary perch in downtown Camas on May 28 or May 29, according to the Camas Police Department. (Contributed by the Downtown Camas Association)
A young girl interacts with the Little Bronze Girl statue in downtown Camas in an undated photo. (Contributed by the Downtown Camas Association)
The grandchildren of Camas Downtown Association board member Randy Curtis pose for a photo with the Little Bronze Girl statue in downtown Camas in 2021. (Contributed by the Downtown Camas Association)
The Little Bronze Girl, a 3-foot-tall metal statue of a child reading a book, has been a beloved part of downtown Camas since being installed on a bench at the corner of Northeast Fourth Avenue and Northeast Cedar Street in 2002.
“People really, really do care about her,” said Carrie Schulstad, the director of the Downtown Camas Association. “She has provided memories. She’s provided connections. She is so beloved in our community.”
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