Don't Trick-or-Treat At These Trenton, Grosse Ile Homes
To help you keep your family protected, here's a map of registered sex offenders in Trenton and Grosse Ile.
- By Nate Stemen and Chris Winston
- Email the authors
- October 22, 2012
After talking to our children all year about being safe and not talking to strangers, there's one day each year we send them out onto the streets and tell them to knock on strangers' doors.
Halloween is upon us, and Patch wants to help everyone stay safe.
So we've created this map of registered sex offenders in Trenton and Grosse Ile, so you can choose whose door to knock on and whose not to — especially if your family is trick-or-treating in a new neighborhood, with friends or at Grandma's.
To check out your neighborhood, zoom in or out of the map above. Click on a flag to get specific addresses.
Individuals committing several crimes are required to be listed as sex offenders under the Sex Offenders Registration Act, Act 295 of 1994, and are listed on the Michigan Public Sex Offender Registry (PSOR) website.
There are three tiers of crimes an individual can be listed under.
- Tier 1 offenders must register for 15 years and verify annually.
- Tier 2 offenders must register for 25 years and verify bi-annually.
- Tier 3 offenders must register for life and verify quarterly.
The Michigan State Police also have a system to send out an email alert when a registered sex offender moves near you.
To find out more information about the people listed in the map, and to see photos, visit the Michigan Public Sex Offender Registry.
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Nate Stemen
2:20 pm on Monday, October 22, 2012
Has this list changed your mind about your normal Trick-or-Treat route? What changes to your route will you make or not make?