Beaumont is currently lacking rules about where registered sex offenders can live, and this is sparking major concerns about child safety. Without an ordinance in place, the city is leaving kids potentially more vulnerable.
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The city will need to purchase new software for the Police Department to enforce these zones.
Families and children in the community.
Registered sex offenders who may be forced to relocate.
The sweep comes days after City Council approved a new Child Safety Zone ordinance and OffenderWatch software aimed at strengthening enforcement.
Handcuffs.DAVE RYANA Beaumont police sex offender compliance sweep led to criminal investigations after detectives found multiple registration violations.During the July 22 operation, the Beaumont Police...
Council approved Child Safety Zones restricting sex offenders, a bid for $3.8M in bus funding, flood sensors and a new mayor pro tem.
The city is looking to restrict where registered sex offenders can live to keep them away from places where kids gather, like parks and schools.
Beaumont City HallTessa NobleBeaumont city staff will recommend a 1,500-foot buffer for a proposed child safety zone ordinance at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.A packet for Tuesday’s Beaumont City Council...
Proposed child safety zones within a 1,000 to 2,000 feet buffer.Courtesy of a presentation from the city of BeaumontThe Beaumont City Council is considering establishing child safety zones that would prohibit...
Beaumont leaders are reviewing a proposed ordinance that would establish child safety zones and restrict where some registered sex offenders live.
The city is looking at creating 'child safety zones' to help protect kids. This work session will let the council discuss the details and get feedback on how these zones might work.
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