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CALL TO ACTION: WESTLAKE IN PALM BEACH COUNTY PROPOSES MOVING TO 2500-FOOT RESIDENCY RESTRICTION

by FAC Contributor #10 | Jul 12, 2024 | Articles

What you need to know: Westlake in Palm Beach County will be considering expanding their residency restriction to 2500 feet for Persons Forced To Register.   This proposed ordinance will include any public or private school, public library, day care center, park,...

Call to Action:  SB 1230 and HB 1235, “Sexual Predators and Sexual Offenders”

by FAC Contributor #10 | Jan 21, 2024 | Articles

What you need to know about SB 1230 and HB 1235:   SB 1230 and HB 1235 are identical bills where our legislators are attempting to amend the Sexual Predators Act (FS 775.21) and the Sexual Offenders Act (943.0435).   SB 1230 is on the agenda for the Senate...

CALL TO ACTION:  Volusia councilman continues to push for drafting a sex offender ordinance

by FAC Contributor #10 | Oct 31, 2023 | Articles

Some policy makers are starting to listen to the concerns of registered citizens and their family members.  Now is not the time to let up but to continue to be strong as a united force.  In the past, proposed restrictions or laws would pass immediately without pause...

CALL TO ACTION: Contacting Florida Legislators to Make Changes so That People on the Sex Offender Registry Can Receive Long-Term Health Care

by FAC Contributor #10 | Oct 24, 2023 | Articles

Major Concerns: The need for nursing home care for people required to register is beyond a crisis state – it is catastrophic. Most nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and rehab facilities in Florida are not accepting people on the registry. The two major...

CALL TO ACTION: Proposed Sex Offender Ordinance in Crestview City, FL

by FAC Contributor #10 | Sep 18, 2023 | Articles

Major Concerns: On September 11, the Crestview City Council voted unanimously to approve a draft of a sex offender ordinance that would change the residency restrictions from the state’s 1000 feet to 1500 feet within the city of Crestview, Florida. This ordinance...
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