SOR Disaster Preparation Checklist


Here is how to better prepare your sex offender registry for when disaster hits your community.
Our law enforcement partners have taught us plenty about responding to disasters and monitoring registered sex offenders during a disruptive event. From their experience, we have crafted a checklist to help registering agencies prepare for monitoring sex offenders who may become displaced during a disaster. Make sure the registry is part of your agency disaster plan.
Download the SOR Disaster Prep Checklist
We are proud to partner with the professionals who work tirelessly to protect the public through wildfires, floods, tornados, riots, pandemics, and hurricanes. We are proud to share some of their stories:
Wildfire - Butte County Sheriff’s Office in Oroville, CA, found being prepared extremely useful during the tragic Camp Fire wildfire
Riots - How Baltimore PD Ran a Mobile Field Registry During the 2015 Riots.
Pandemic - St. Johns County, FL Uses OffenderWatch Mobile to Verify Addresses During Pandemic
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