711 Sex Offender Notification Multnomah County takes the supervision of sex offenders very seriously. Our goal is to reduce the incidence of sexual offense, thereby making Multnomah County a safer place to live and work. Those convicted of sex crimes will eventually be returned to the community. In accordance with state statutes, Multnomah County has developed a procedure notifying the communities in which potentially dangerous sex offenders live or work.
Notification is appropriate when a sex offender is determined to pose a high risk to the community.
Offenders who have been convicted of a serious sexual offense, show a tendency to victimize or injure others, and are not benefiting from treatment are classified as high risk. The Department of Community Justice employs a variety of means to notify neighborhoods, depending on the nature of the case. Yes, if you have concerns about an individual, you may call one of the offices in the districts listed below to find out if they are under our supervision as a sex offender. To retrieve the information, you must have the full name of the person in question. The Oregon State Police is responsible for maintaining registered sex offender records, providing assistance to victims of sex offenders, and providing information to law enforcement agencies.