That is completely incorrect. The Ordinance in Brevard reads, “No sexual offender or sexual predator shall enter into or remain within the 1,000-foot buffer zone surrounding any school, daycare center, park or playground except to:”

You can find the language of the ordinance here: https://library.municode.com/fl/brevard_county/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=PTIICOOR_CH74OFMIPR_ARTVISEOFSEPR_S74-102SEOFSEPR

Businesses can self-declare themselves an off limit location also.

No, your children are an exclusion.

So this is wild.
Say im within that 500 ft of said local.
And I speak to my children the cops could just arrest me without a warrant.
Oh yea this should be fun dealing with more and more law enforcement that dont care about anyone’s civil liberties or rights.

Great, I do have the locations of my VA medical facilities, private doctors’ offices, and the stores where I shop for sustainable items. Are those the types of locations you’re referring to?

Also, when you mention the agency, would that be the sheriff’s office or other law enforcement agency that has jurisdiction over the address where each location is situated?

Submit them now. Watch for this week’s Weekly Update for more guidance.

Given these changes, should we submit our questions and requests for clarification before the law takes effect, or wait until after July 1? We have several concerns about how these provisions will be interpreted, enforced, and implemented in practice, and we would like official guidance on their application.

No – Under the new law that will go into effect on July 1, 2026 the “loitering and prowling” statute was increased from 300 feet to 500 feet and it was made illegal to “knowingly approach, contact, or communicate with, or approach with the intent to contact or communicate with a person younger than 18”

Probably referr8ng to the purnam county ordinance that say no two person required to register can have residence within 500ft of each other.