A free map of every home address on the Texas public sex offender registry, so you know which doors to skip this Halloween.
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Open it and walk. The map follows you. Keep the screen open.
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Red pins are registry addresses. Tap one to see the offense.
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Get a heads-up. Near one, the bottom bar turns red and your phone buzzes.
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Registry home address. A number on the pin means more than one registrant lives there.
Alert zone around each address
12Registrants in an area. Zoom in to see addresses.
HighRisk level assigned by DPS (low, moderate or high). Some registrants have none.
About the data
From the Texas DPS public registry export of Oct 28, 2026. Only registrants whose current address is a Texas home are shown. People who are incarcerated, out of state or transient have no pin.
A few addresses DPS didn't map were placed by street address and may be off by a few houses. Registrations change, so check the official registry for the latest.
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Use it to stay away, never to confront.This map isn't affiliated with DPS or law enforcement. Harassing anyone listed is a crime.
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