The red lake band of chippewa indians will use grants funds to continue to identify, register, and monitor all convicted SEX offenders who live on or enter the red lake reservation, and will carry out…

The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians will use a $399,994 project grant award from the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Sex Offender Sentencing under the Support for Adam Walsh Act Implementation Grant Program (CFDA 16.750) to continue and enhance sex offender registration, monitoring, and community education efforts on the Red Lake Reservation from October 1, 2022 through September 30, 2025. Specifically, the tribe will identify, register, and conduct at least 108 contacts annually with convicted sex offenders residing on or entering the reservation. They will also raise community reporting of sex offender presence by 25% through education and training sessions about the tribal sex offender registry, its functionality, and the Tribal Access Program. Displays at public Red Lake events will further increase broader community awareness of the registry.

The red lake band of chippewa indians will use grants funds to continue to identify, register, and monitor all convicted SEX offenders who live on or enter the red lake reservation, and will carry out at least 108 contacts with SEX offenders during each year of the project; raise the incidence of community reporting of SEX offender presence on the reservation by 25 percent or more over the current rate; conduct education/training sessions about the registry - what IT does and has done, how to access IT, how to use IT, as well as the use of the tribal access program. The registry office will also bring displays and information about the registry to public events at red lake to build awareness of the functionalities among the broader community.