Newton County Introduces QR Code System for Easier Access to Sex Offender Registry
The Newton County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO), in collaboration with the Georgia Department of Community Supervision (DCS), held their annual meeting on August 22, 2024, to discuss updates and strategies concerning sex offenders. This year’s meeting focused on monitoring homeless sex offenders and strengthening communication between law enforcement agencies.
A key highlight of the meeting was the introduction of a new feature designed to make it easier for the public to access the Newton County Sex Offender Registry. The NCSO presented a QR code system that will be available on all physical sex offender registries located throughout Newton County. By scanning the QR code, residents can quickly and easily access the most up-to-date information on registered sex offenders in the area.
“The new QR code is part of the NCSO’s ongoing commitment to enhancing public safety through the use of innovative technology,” said Sheriff Brown. “We encourage all residents to review the sex offender list regularly through our website, our smartphone app, or by scanning the QR code located on all physical registry books in the county. If you have any concerns, do not hesitate to reach out to the Office of the Sheriff.”
The collaborative efforts between the NCSO and the DCS are crucial in maintaining the most up-to-date sex offender registry and ensuring the safety of all Newton County residents.
