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1. State Law Overview
Maine’s Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act is governed by Title 34-A, Chapter 15. The state operates both a 10-year and lifetime registry depending on whether the conviction is for a Tier I or Tier II offense. The Department of Public Safety manages the registry and provides limited public access to data.
2. Who Must Register?
Anyone convicted of qualifying sexual offenses and residing, working, or studying in Maine must register as required by state law.
3. Registry Removal Process
Some individuals may petition for removal after meeting certain conditions, such as time since offense and rehabilitation proof.
4. How to Report an Offender
If you believe someone is out of compliance, contact local law enforcement or the state registry’s hotline or tip form.
5. Frequently Asked Questions
See the state website for answers on risk tiers, residency restrictions, and notification zones.
6. Legal Disclaimer
This website is informational only and is not affiliated with any state or federal agency.
7. About KidsLiveSafe.com
KidsLiveSafe.com is a commercial service offering enhanced tools for monitoring sex offenders, including interactive maps, proximity alerts, and email notifications. It is not affiliated with any state registry but may provide additional safety features for families.