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Local police will send a community notification flyer to: People who live or work within 250 feet of the offenders residence. If the nearest neighbors are more than 250 feet away, the 25 homes or workplaces closest to the offenders home will be notified. Director of the children and youth service agency in the county where the offender lives. Superintendents of all school districts in the municipality where the offender lives and all schools within a 1-mile radius of the offenders home. Licensees of all day care centers and preschool programs in the municipality where the offender lives. All owners/operators of family day care homes in the municipality where the offender lives. Presidents of each college, university and community college within 1,000 feet of the offenders home.
Megans
Law
State Representative
Compliments of
Jesse White
Capitol offiCe: 102B East Wing P.O. Box 202046 Harrisburg, PA 17120-2046 Phone: (717) 783-6437 Fax: (717) 780-4781 DiStRiCt offiCeS: Cecil: 3855 Millers Run Road P.O. Box 285 Cecil, PA 15321 Phone: (724) 746-3677 Fax: (724) 746-3799 Burgettstown: 1425 Burgettstown Plaza #5 Burgettstown, PA 15021 Phone: (724) 947-4422 Fax: (724) 947-5386 Canton Township: 2403 Jefferson Ave. Suite C Washington, PA 15301 Phone: (724) 222-4192 Fax: (724) 222-4194 WeBSite: www.pahouse.com/white
If a sexually violent predator lives in your community, your local police chief may have more information about him or her.
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Megans Law
Megans Law is a federal law that requires each state to keep a database of people convicted of sex crimes so local officials know those sex offenders are located in their communities. The law also requires states to create a notification process to alert the public about sex offenders living in their neighborhoods. The law was named for 7-year-old Megan Kanka, who was murdered in 1994 after she was raped by her neighbor, a twice-convicted pedophile. Megans parents said they would never have let their daughter roam freely in the neighborhood if they had known a convicted sex offender lived nearby. Congress and the Pennsylvania General Assembly both enacted Megans Law in 1996.