Florida housing and address research

Sex Offender Housing in Florida: Options and Address Checks

Find Florida housing candidates, locate rental and reentry contacts, and research an exact address. Check the person’s state, local, and supervision requirements before applying or moving; this guide does not list confirmed vacancies or approve addresses.

Three separate questions

Can the provider consider the applicant, is a place available, and does the exact address meet the individual requirements? Confirm each separately.

Florida directory coverage

Available in-home daycare records supplement map results. Records can be incomplete or outdated and do not replace local verification.

Use the source for your case

Conviction details, dates, local requirements, and supervision conditions can change the answer. A generic distance is not enough.

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Where can registered sex offenders live in Florida?

There is no single list of addresses that works for every registrant. Start with the exact home and the person’s circumstances, then resolve the state, local, supervision, and provider questions separately.
  1. 1

    Identify the address and jurisdiction

    Record the street, unit, county, and actual municipality or unincorporated area. Do not infer jurisdiction from an Orlando mailing address or a rental advertisement.

  2. 2

    Gather the individual requirements

    Have the conviction information, relevant dates, release paperwork, and current supervision conditions ready for the responsible authority. Ask which statutory provisions apply; registry status alone does not answer that question.

  3. 3

    Find a realistic candidate

    Compare ordinary rentals, family or shared homes, and reentry referrals. Ask about written screening criteria, availability, move-in costs, and a possible intake date before treating an option as secured.

  4. 4

    Research and obtain confirmation

    Set the app’s distance and filters from the requirements you have established. Review each result and possible omissions, then seek confirmation from the relevant supervising or local authority before signing or moving.

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Check the state rule and the individual order

Sources checked September 20, 2026. These are scoped research notes, not an interpretation of a particular conviction or order.

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Florida state sources and the questions they help resolve
SourceWhat to checkNext question
Florida Statutes section 775.215

The 2026 text distinguishes provisions by offense date and includes a public-swimming-pool category in subsection (4). Covered convictions, victim age, exceptions, and other applicability language matter. Do not apply a distance to every registrant just because it appears in this section.

Read the 2026 statute

Which subsection applies to this person, and which location types and exceptions must be checked? Ask the responsible authority or qualified counsel.

Florida Statutes section 948.30

This section addresses additional probation or community-control conditions for specified sex offenses. Subsection (1)(b) describes a straight-line measurement to the nearest protected-location boundary, rather than a driving route. Other subsections and individual conditions may matter.

Read the supervision conditions

Does this provision apply, and what do the actual supervision order and measurement instructions require? A point-to-point map distance does not measure that boundary.

FDLE residency FAQ

FDLE distinguishes registration from conviction-based state restrictions, local ordinances, and supervision conditions. It directs local-rule questions to law enforcement.

Read FDLE’s residency FAQ

Who handles address questions for the exact county or city, and which additional contacts are needed if the person is supervised?

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Find the local code and the right contact

Check both county and municipal sources. Search the official code for residence, residency, sexual offender, sexual predator, and protected locations. Ask the clerk or responsible local office whether newer amendments or enforcement decisions affect the text you found. Record the section and date rather than copying a distance from a rental listing.

For an Orange County candidate, the Comptroller’s helpful-links page connects to the county code, property appraiser, and municipal websites. Use those links to establish the governing jurisdiction and locate its code. The Orange County Sheriff’s registration page supplies a local contact route. These are lookup examples, not a claim that every Orlando-area address is acceptable.

When supervised, also contact the assigned officer about the proposed address and individual conditions. For a move from another state, ask the current supervising authority about the transfer process before arranging a move.

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Build a Florida rental candidate list

Collect exact addresses from property managers, owner-managed listings, family or shared-housing contacts, and local housing-support referrals. A listing is a lead; “registrant friendly” is not proof of availability or address suitability.
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Ask the provider first

“Can you consider my registration and supervision circumstances under your written screening criteria? Is this exact unit available, what is due before move-in, and can you wait for an address review?” Keep the provider’s reply and fee terms.

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Review the household and property

For a family home or shared rental, record the household members, lease or occupancy requirements, and any questions arising from individual conditions. Identify the actual building and unit rather than using the leasing office as the search point.

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Reentry referrals and a housing-provider lead

Website information checked September 20, 2026. No organization was contacted, no opening was reserved, and no individual placement was approved. General homelessness services and independent-living rentals are different from a structured transitional program.

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Florida housing resources: area, intake, cost, and unknowns
Resource and areaIntake and acceptance informationCost and outstanding checks
Florida DCF Continuum of Care directory — Florida county service areas

Select your county in DCF’s directory to find the local lead agency and phone number. Ask how to access housing assessment or referrals and whether a provider can consider the person’s circumstances. The directory does not confirm registrant acceptance.

DCF county directory and contact numbers

No uniform program price is published in this directory. Confirm eligibility, costs, documents, openings, and wait times with the local provider. Checked September 20, 2026.

Homeless Services Network — Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties

DCF lists this lead agency with 211 or (407) 893-0133 as contact routes. Ask for the current housing-assessment entry point and an appropriate referral. This is a local referral route, not a confirmed bed or registrant-specific provider.

Verify the service area and contact in DCF’s directory

Placement fees, eligibility, availability, and assessment timing are unconfirmed. Ask about each referred program separately. Checked September 20, 2026.

Offender Housing — Orlando

The provider advertises independent-living housing for registrants, probationers, and parolees and provides a housing application. Ask about the exact property, individual criteria, services, and length of stay. It is not presented here as a verified treatment program.

Provider information and application

Pricing page lists private rooms from $700/month and suites from $850/month, first and last month’s rent due, no security deposit, and a free application. Get a current quote; vacancy, individual acceptance, and address approval remain unconfirmed. Checked September 20, 2026.

Provider’s published pricing and intake process

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Research an exact Florida address in the app

Safe Living Search combines matching Google Places results with available directory records. Florida searches include available in-home daycare records. Coverage is not a complete inventory of active childcare providers, and this guide does not establish when the production directory was last refreshed.

Enter the residential address and confirm the map pin, choose the research distance and location filters, then inspect the result cards and map markers. Distance estimates run between mapped points, not parcel boundaries. A location’s type, source, and proximity are leads to verify, not legal classifications or approval.

A zero-result search does not prove an address is eligible: relevant locations may be missing, newly opened, differently categorized, or outside the chosen search. School bus stops are not included in the app’s current coverage. Confirm any applicable bus-stop questions with the responsible school district or local authority.

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Fictional example: a daycare record changes the follow-up

Example Home FL-A and every result below are invented. This is an original illustration of the app workflow, not a live map, actual housing offer, or real childcare address. The 1,500-foot research radius is illustrative and is not a statewide rule.

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Illustrative results and what they do not establish
Invented resultWhat the app tells youWhat to verify next
Example daycare — 900 feet

Source: Safe Living Search directory. A stored location record has mapped coordinates about 900 feet from the candidate point. It can add a research lead beyond the Google results.

Verify whether it is currently operating, its actual location and relevant classification, and whether it is covered by the person’s requirements. The stored record alone does not establish these facts.

Example park — 1,300 feet

Source: Google Maps. A matching place falls within the selected radius. The distance is a mapped-point estimate.

Check the protected area and required boundary measurement. A point farther away than an assumed threshold does not demonstrate that the property boundary is clear.

  1. 1

    Start with the candidate

    A fictional landlord has supplied an exact unit, but has not confirmed screening acceptance. In a real search, enter that unit’s address, verify the mapped point, and establish the governing county/city and individual requirements before choosing settings.

  2. 2

    Run the research

    For this illustration, use a 1,500-foot radius with the relevant Google location filters selected. The app also returns available nearby directory records. Suppose the results include the two records shown below.

  3. 3

    Keep the decisions separate

    Record provider acceptance as pending and address status as unverified. Ask the responsible authority whether the childcare record is a covered location and how the distance must be measured. Save the response and any remaining questions with the candidate worksheet.

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Editorial responsibility and corrections

Published by Safe Living Search, operated by Compiled Byte, LLC. This guide’s sources and product descriptions were checked September 20, 2026. It is an editorial resource, not an attorney-reviewed legal opinion or an audit of a provider’s compliance.

To report a changed source, provider detail, or coverage issue, send the page link and the relevant public source through our contact page. Do not include another person’s private search history.

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How this guide was prepared

Scope

This Florida guide connects state sources, local lookup routes, housing referrals, and the app’s address-research workflow. It does not resolve individual legal eligibility, verify every local ordinance, or guarantee provider acceptance.

Source selection

The guide prioritizes current federal and state government directories and consumer resources. Sources explain the research process; the controlling jurisdiction remains responsible for current individual requirements.

Review process

Dated research entries identify the scope of the source check. Official sources support rule explanations; provider websites support attributed service and price descriptions. Fictional examples are labeled and do not use a real person’s search history.

Further verification

Official and primary resources

Open each source directly and confirm that it applies to the person, address, and jurisdiction being researched.

Evaluate a specific address

Put the research criteria on the map.

Configure the distance and location types, review nearby results, and then seek official confirmation. The address tool requires an account.
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