Do tier one sex offenders require community notification upon release?

[exoticbrdlvr]

Could anyone please help me, does a tier one sex offender need to have community notifications done? I'm having to move so my husand can come home because when his parole officer came by to do the home check he notified the rental office of his crime so now the rental office won't let him live here. We're moving to a privately owned townhouse, do I HAVE to give the Parole officer the landlord's phone number? i'm so screwed if he tells the landlord of my husband's crime. As long as rent is paid on time and the so doesn't cause any problems he should be able to live anywhere. if someone could please get back to me on this it would be greatly appreciated.

[Dointimetoo]

Originally Posted by exoticbrdlvr

Could anyone please help me, does a tier one sex offender need to have community notifications done? I'm having to move so my husand can come home because when his parole officer came by to do the home check he notified the rental office of his crime so now the rental office won't let him live here. We're moving to a privately owned townhouse, do I HAVE to give the Parole officer the landlord's phone number? i'm so screwed if he tells the landlord of my husband's crime. As long as rent is paid on time and the so doesn't cause any problems he should be able to live anywhere. if someone could please get back to me on this it would be greatly appreciated.

This is what I found about "Community Notification", I didn't see in the NRS where it was based on tiers.

NRS 179D.475 Community notification.
(Scroll down until you find the NRS 179D.475)
This also gives you the complete list of NRS's concerning the Registration of Sex Offenders.

How the Sex Offender Registry Program Works
(Scroll down to the bottom on the page)

I hope this will help in what you're asking. I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with this area and if this isn't what you're looking for I can try and find something else.

[Dointimetoo]

8.00 Community Notification Procedures; Levels of Notification; Responsibility for Notification.

1. Low Risk: Tier 1 Notification: If an offender's risk of recidivism and threat to public safety is determined by the risk assessment to be low, the informational items specified in section 8.10 of these guidelines and procedures shall be provided by the Central Repository to the local law enforcement agency where the offender is residing or working, or expected to reside and to work, or which are otherwise reasonably likely to encounter the offender. All offenders convicted of a sexual offense specified in 179D.620, at a minimum, will be designated as a low risk offender subject to Tier 1 notification.

2. Moderate Risk: Tier 2 Notification: If an offender's risk of recidivism and threat to public safety is determined by the risk assessment to be moderate, in addition to the notification provided by the Central Repository to local law enforcement under Tier I, notification of the informational items specified in section 8.10 of these guidelines and procedures shall be provided by local law enforcement to any school districts, camps, day care centers, youth organizations, or other qualifying religious or community organizations within the local law enforcement agency's jurisdiction that care for or otherwise provide programs for children or women and which are reasonably likely to encounter the offender, once the local law enforcement using its judgment, discretion, training, and experience, has determined that such organization is reasonably likely to encounter the offender. If the offender is convicted of a sexual offense against a person less than 18 years of age, notification shall also be provided by local law enforcement to: motion picture theaters, other than adult motion picture theaters, reasonably likely to encounter the sex offender; and businesses, reasonably likely to encounter the sex offender, and which primarily have children as customers or conduct events that primarily children attend. Adult motion picture theater has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 278.0221.

3. High Risk: Tier 3 Notification: If an offender's risk of recidivism and threat to public safety is determined by the risk assessment to be high, in addition to the notification provided under Tiers 1 and 2 as set forth above, notification of the informational items specified in section 8.10 of these guidelines and procedures shall be provided by local law enforcement to those individual members of the community within the local law enforcement agency's jurisdiction that are reasonably likely to encounter the offender and who, in the local law enforcement agency's considered judgment are appropriate individuals to receive such notification.

4. Organizations Eligible to Receive Notification: School districts, private educational institutions, camps, day care centers, foster care centers or homes, and those religious or other community organizations that care for or otherwise provide services to and programs for women and children shall receive notification once the local law enforcement agency, using its judgment, discretion, training, and experience, has determined that such organization is reasonably likely to encounter the offender. Any group, agency, or organization, which provides services to women and children, should be encouraged to register with law enforcement to receive notification. Information to be included in the registration statement shall include the organization's address, the name and telephone number of a person to contact for purposes of coordinating notification, and a concise description of the particular services and programs which the organization provides for children or women. Upon confirming that an organization requesting notification does in fact provide the services or programs for children or women, as described in the registration statement, and that the group, agency or organization is reasonably likely to encounter the offender, the local law enforcement agency shall include such organization on a notification list to be utilized when implementing notification at the Tier 2 and 3 levels.

Sex Offenders Guideline in Nevada (PDF)
(This information was found on page 12 and goes to the end of the document. It goes more into detail about the notification as you go down the document.)

[Gary VanHorn]

Originally Posted by exoticbrdlvr

Could anyone please help me, does a tier one sex offender need to have community notifications done? I'm having to move so my husand can come home because when his parole officer came by to do the home check he notified the rental office of his crime so now the rental office won't let him live here. We're moving to a privately owned townhouse, do I HAVE to give the Parole officer the landlord's phone number? i'm so screwed if he tells the landlord of my husband's crime. As long as rent is paid on time and the so doesn't cause any problems he should be able to live anywhere. if someone could please get back to me on this it would be greatly appreciated.

Unfortuneately, the answer to your question is YES. Conditions of probation, at least for me living in Phoenix,Az., requires all SO's to notify your assigned probation/parole officer where you would like to live. Then, the probation/parole officer will go to that address, talk to the landlord, and ask that landlord if they accept SO's into that complex! The answer is almost always a definite NO! Az. Dept. of Corrections does not have to release an inmate if that inmate does not have pre-arranged/pre-approved housing. That is why so many SO's in Az. are living in halfway houses or state-run facilities or are even homeless(which is even worse!)The only way that an SO can overcome your dilemma is to purchase a home that is by itself and not in a neighborhood or hoa community because these communities have to abide by "safe" rules/standards set down by Dept. of Public Safety(dps) contracts. Overall,and I HATE this saying, but it is so trueamned if you do,damned if you don't! I truly hope the best for you and yours-it's not easy but by faith, take it one day at a time,O.K.?! Gary V.

[exoticbrdlvr]

My husband expires in Sept so he's plans to stay where he's at until then because if i'm correct when he does come home in Sept he won't have to deal with p&p or anything so they won't be able to do a community notification. Our lives will finally be normal again. He won't have to do counseling (which was a bunch of crap), P&P or registering He is a tier 1 so he wasn't on any internet which was a relief. Thanks

Originally Posted by Gary VanHorn

Unfortuneately, the answer to your question is YES. Conditions of probation, at least for me living in Phoenix,Az., requires all SO's to notify your assigned probation/parole officer where you would like to live. Then, the probation/parole officer will go to that address, talk to the landlord, and ask that landlord if they accept SO's into that complex! The answer is almost always a definite NO! Az. Dept. of Corrections does not have to release an inmate if that inmate does not have pre-arranged/pre-approved housing. That is why so many SO's in Az. are living in halfway houses or state-run facilities or are even homeless(which is even worse!)The only way that an SO can overcome your dilemma is to purchase a home that is by itself and not in a neighborhood or hoa community because these communities have to abide by "safe" rules/standards set down by Dept. of Public Safety(dps) contracts. Overall,and I HATE this saying, but it is so trueamned if you do,damned if you don't! I truly hope the best for you and yours-it's not easy but by faith, take it one day at a time,O.K.?! Gary V.