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: Sex Offender IssuesCT - Ridgefield sex offender ordinance goes before voters March 18
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For those registered sex offenders in Connecticut, you should attend this, and let your voice be heard, also your family and children as well!
03/15/2009
By Susan Tuz - STAFF WRITER
RIDGEFIELD -- After a year of work, Ridgefield's proposed sex offender ordinance will go a town meeting for approval Wednesday.
The ordinance sets up 50 child safety zones where sex offenders cannot go. They include parks, playgrounds, recreation centers, beaches and sports fields.
A convicted sex offender found in these areas would be required to leave and could get a $250 fine.
The complete text of the ordinance can be read at the First Selectman's Office in Town Hall, 400 Main St.
- Why not tell us which bill it is, so we can view it online?
Work began on the ordinance in November 2007, after convicted sex offender _____ moved to the Branchville section of town...continue to full postFull post as published by Sex Offender Issues on March 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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