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Sex Offender Registration Program

SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION

Registration, Verification, and Public Information

Texas law requires certain individuals who have a reportable conviction or adjudication to register with the appropriate local law-enforcement authority and to keep required registration information current.

Individuals residing within the City of Teague who are required to register should contact the Teague Police Department to schedule registration, verification, or required update appointments.

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

Who Must Register

Registration requirements are determined by Texas law and the individual circumstances of the underlying conviction or adjudication.

Initial Registration

Complete required registration with the appropriate law-enforcement authority when required by law.

Keep Information Current

Report required changes involving residence, employment, school, vehicle, online identifiers, or other registrable information.

Periodic Verification

Appear for scheduled verification appointments at the frequency required by law.

Comply on Time

Required information and verification must be completed within applicable statutory timeframes.

Important

Failure to comply with applicable sex-offender registration requirements may result in criminal prosecution.

REGISTRATION IN TEAGUE

Schedule an Appointment

Registration and verification appointments should be scheduled in advance. Bring valid government-issued identification and any court, supervision, or registration documents relevant to your case.

Location

Teague Police Department
315 Main Street
Teague, Texas 75860

Office

(254) 739-2553

Hours

Monday–Friday, excluding holidays
8:00 AM–1:00 PM
2:00 PM–5:00 PM

REGISTRATION CONTACT

John Bell

Administration & Records

jbell@teaguepdtx.gov (254) 739-2553
BE PREPARED

What to Bring

Having the appropriate documents available helps registration and verification appointments move efficiently.

Photo Identification

Valid Texas driver’s license, identification card, or other accepted government-issued identification.

Court or Supervision Records

Relevant court orders, supervision paperwork, release documents, or registration documentation when available.

Current Information

Address, employment, school, vehicle, telephone, online identifiers, or other information required for your registration.

PUBLIC INFORMATION

Texas Public Sex Offender Registry

The Texas Department of Public Safety maintains the statewide public Sex Offender Registry. Members of the public may search the state system for publicly releasable registration information.

Search the Texas Public Sex Offender Registry →
PLEASE NOTE

Public registry information is maintained by the Texas Department of Public Safety. Availability and content are governed by applicable state law and DPS procedures.

LOCAL RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS

Residency Restrictions & Base Map

The City of Teague has adopted local regulations addressing residency restrictions applicable to certain registered sex offenders.

REGISTRANT RESPONSIBILITY

Keep Required Information Current

Registration is an ongoing legal obligation. Registrants are responsible for understanding and complying with applicable reporting and verification requirements, including required changes to registration information.

Residence

Report required changes of address or living arrangements.

Employment

Report employment information and required changes.

School

Report enrollment or attendance information when applicable.

Vehicles

Keep required vehicle information current.

Online Identifiers

Report required online identifiers or related information.

Verification

Complete required periodic verification appointments.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Questions About Your Registration Requirements?

Registration requirements can vary depending on the underlying offense, court orders, supervision status, statutory requirements, and other individual circumstances.

The Teague Police Department can assist with local registration procedures, but Department personnel cannot provide private legal advice regarding individual obligations or legal rights.

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