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Caddo Nation SORNA Program: Ensuring Community Safety Through Diligent Sex Offender Registration


The Caddo Nation of Oklahoma has been at the forefront of implementing the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA) to enhance public safety within our community. This article highlights the crucial work of our SORNA program and its recent achievements. 

 

What is SORNA? 

 

SORNA, part of the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006, establishes comprehensive standards for sex offender registration across the United States. The Caddo Nation has embraced these standards, demonstrating our commitment to protecting our members, especially our children. 

 

Caddo Nation's SORNA Implementation 

 

Our tribe's SORNA program, operated under the Caddo Nation Sex Offender Registry, has made significant strides in recent years. The program ensures that sex offenders residing, working, or attending school within Caddo Nation lands are properly registered and monitored. 

 

Key aspects of our program include: 

 

1. Comprehensive registration process 

2. Regular updates to the offender database 

3. Community notifications 

4. Collaboration with other jurisdictions 

 

Recent Achievements 

 

In September 2010, the Caddo Nation became one of the first tribes to have their SORNA implementation plan approved by the SMART Office of the U.S. Department of Justice. This achievement underscores our dedication to maintaining the highest standards of public safety. 

 

Our SORNA team has also developed strong partnerships with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, enhancing our ability to track and monitor registered sex offenders effectively. 

 

Public Access to Information 

 

The Caddo Nation is committed to transparency and public safety. Our sex offender registry is accessible to the public through the following websites: 

 

- Caddo Nation Sex Offender Registry: caddo.nsopw.gov 

- Oklahoma Department of Corrections: doc.state.ok.us 

- National Sex Offender Website: nsopw.gov 

 

These websites provide valuable information about registered sex offenders, including their physical description, photograph, and current address. 

 

Contact Information 

 

For more information about the Caddo Nation SORNA program, please contact: 

 

Caddo Nation Sex Offender Registry 

Attn: SORNA Registration Coordinator 

PO Box 487 

Binger, OK 73009 

 

-Nyles Parton - SORNA Grants Administrator 

-Baylen Bullcoming - SORNA Registry Coordinator 

Phone: 405.656.2344 

 

The Caddo Nation SORNA program stands as a testament to our tribe's commitment to safety and justice. By diligently implementing these crucial registration and notification processes, we continue to protect our community and set an example for effective tribal governance. 

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