Deltona seeking to tighten restrictions on where sex offenders can live

The City of Deltona, Florida is considering expanding their Sex Offender Residency Restrictions. A resolution was brought forward this past Monday to “add “Designated School Bus Stops, Libraries, and Churches to the list defining locations as to where children congregate so that distancing calculations as to living restriction where an individual convicted of a violation of F.S. Section 794.011, 800.04, 827.071, 847.0135(5) or 847.0145 or similar law of another jurisdiction, regardless of whether adjudication has been withheld, may reside in the City of Deltona. Additionally, revision to Sec 48-2 (4) Temporary residence definition changed from five days to three”

We encourage you to write to the commissioners at [email protected] and ask them to OPPOSE the measure.

Any members in or around Deltona are encouraged to contact the commission to find out the status of the amendment and share their findings in the comments below.


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41 thoughts on “Deltona seeking to tighten restrictions on where sex offenders can live

  • December 26, 2020

    Challenge the distances?

    Has anyone ever found out the basis for the calculation of “safe distances”? Is there a scientific basis – or is it just arbitrary? “Everyone else is doing it” Could they also be considered “capricious”? Isn’t that a constituional issue?

    I have heard of people creating 2 ft. square patches of grass and calling them a “park” to take advantage of this.

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