The caddo nation of oklahoma proposes a project that will continue to operate the tribes SEX offender registration program, fully managed by the caddo nation, to improve public safety and compliance…

The Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Sex Offender Sentencing, Monitoring, Apprehending, Registering and Tracking awarded $324,848 to the Caddo Nation of Oklahoma on March 1, 2026, under the Support for Adam Walsh Act Implementation Grant Program (CFDA 16.750) to operate and enhance the tribe's sex offender registration program through February 28, 2029.

The Caddo Nation will use the funding to deliver training for tribal law enforcement and program personnel on safety protocols, notification procedures, monitoring and case management, and investigation of registration failures. The award supports enforcement of advance notice requirements for international travel by offenders, orientation of tribal staff on program goals and local implementation efforts, and enhancement of the tribe's public website to increase community awareness and public safety information. All work is performed in Binger, Oklahoma, and serves tribal law enforcement, tribal program staff, and the broader community. The program is fully managed by the Caddo Nation.

The caddo nation of oklahoma proposes a project that will continue to operate the tribes SEX offender registration program, fully managed by the caddo nation, to improve public safety and compliance with registration requirements. The project will serve tribal law enforcement, tribal program personnel, and the broader community. The funds will support ongoing training for officers on safety, notification, monitoring, case management, and investigation of individuals who fail to register; enforcing advance notice requirements for international travel; orienting tribal personnel on program goals and local efforts; and enhancing the tribes public website to promote awareness and community safety.