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. Once convicted of certain sex crimes, Oregon adults or juveniles are registered as sex offenders by their supervising official.
Registration is for life.
Following discharge, release from active parole or other supervised or conditional release, offenders are required to report in person to a local law enforcement agency. In Oregon, sex offenders, who move to Oregon from other state, are also required to register. Any attempt to commit any of the above crimes. A person convicted in another state of a crime comparable to those listed above. A victim can obtain the current area of residence of the offender by obtaining a Victim Notice of Rights Form from the District Attorney's Office that prosecuted the crime.