The Leon County Sheriff's Office

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New Offender Alert System!
To register to receive automatic e-mail notification regarding address information
of registered Florida sexual offenders and preditors, click the icon below:

Use this site to receive alerts by e-mail when a registered
offender or predator moves close to an address specified by you,
or an offender or predator you have chosen to track has updated address information.

For a listing of all Sexual Predators and Sex Offenders in Leon County and throughout the state, visit the
Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Sexual Predator/Offender website .

The Sexual Predator Unit is responsible for a variety of tasks. It was established in 2006, for the investigation and enforcement of Florida's Sexual Offender/Predator registration laws and community notification of sexual offenders and predators residing in Leon County. The Sexual Offender Unit completes follow-up investigations for sexual offender arrests, and insures that sex offenders are properly registered, verifies addresses at which sex offenders are registered.

If you have quesitons, concerns, or updated information about sexual offenders/Predators, contact the Sexual Offender Unit at spu@leoncountyfl.gov.

Registration of sexual offenders/predators is conducted at the Leon County Sheriff's Office main office. The office is located at 2825 Municipal Way, Tallahassee, Florida. Hours of registration are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday.

A Florida law, effective 7/1/96, requires the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to maintain an updated list of Registered Sexual Predators in this state after a court has made a written finding designating them as a Sexual Predator as that term is defined by Florida statute. There are currently twenty-four sexual predators registered in Leon County.

Chapter 97-299, Laws of Florida, requires certain Sex Offenders to directly register with law enforcement or to have information compiled by the Department of Corrections, with the information to be provided to FDLE. Florida law makes that information available to the public. There are currently over 300 sexual offenders in Leon County.

Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.