Sacramento Police Department and Sheriff’s Office Sex Offender Task Force Employee Receives National Recognition for Excellence in Managing Sex Offender Registry

An employee with the Sacramento Police Department received national recognition on November 12, 2019 for excellence in overseeing the county’s 3,090 sex offenders.

OffenderWatch recognized Marisela Robin for excelling in meeting the sex offender registry (SOR) objectives. Members of the SOR team ensure complete, accurate and comprehensive offender records; track offenders moving in and out of the city; and promote inter-agency cooperation with the U.S. Marshals Service investigating and locating absconded offenders. 

The Sacramento Police Department Sex Offender Task Force use OffenderWatch to keep track of registered sex offenders, often using the system to aid in investigations and proactively improve public safety.

Robin was chosen to receive the award out of 14,000 OffenderWatch users from more than 3,000 agencies.

“Sex offender management is a priority in Sacramento, with the police department and sheriff’s office working together to go above and beyond what is required in statute. Chief Hahn and the staff work very hard to collect comprehensive data on every offender in their jurisdiction so that the public has all of the information necessary to protect themselves,” said Mike Cormaci, president of OffenderWatch.

The Sacramento Police Department is responsible for managing, tracking and verifying approximately 3,090 registered sex offenders in the jurisdiction. The office is also responsible for notifying the public of registered sex offenders. For more information regarding OffenderWatch, visit their website at OffenderWatch.com.