'Residency' Sex Offender Bill Passes in Senate

Robert G. Ortt

February 27, 2015

Local Government
Law

A bill sponsored by Senator Ortt passed in the Senate Thursday. It redefines what substitutes as a residency and fixes a loophole that essentially allows sex offenders to spend a considerable amount of at a residence other than the primary one registered with the state. Read more from the Lockport Journal.

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Front: Mayor Mike Sidari, Sen. Ortt, and Fire Chief Tom Lupo.

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Pictured at Roy B. Kelley Elementary School from left to right: Front Row: Roy B. Kelley Fourth Grade Students Jamar Swanson, Lianna Dever, Amire Tate, and Lashawnda Harper; Lockport City School District Motor Equipment Operator Linda Cline; and Library Media Specialist at Roy B. Kelley & Anna Merritt elementary schools Rachel O’Sheeham. Middle Row: Roy B. Kelley Fourth Grade Teacher Tom Sarratori; Asst. Supt. of Finance for Lockport City School District Deborah A. Coder; Senator Rob Ortt; Lockport City School District Superintendent Michelle T. Bradley; and Lockport Public Library Children’s Librarian Linda Deeks. Back Row: Aramark Food Service Dir. for Lockport City School District Tom Heagerty, and Lockport City School District Maintenance Supervisor Kevin Guay.

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Pictured at the Ogden Police Department from left to right: Town of Ogden Police Chief Christopher Mears; Senator Ortt; and Brockport Police Chief Daniel Varrenti.