Sex Offender Management 

People who commit sexual assaults—whether they have been convicted of those offenses or not—live in our communities. 

Increasing community safety means knowing that sex offenders reside in our community and understanding how they need to be managed. 

It is important that all citizens learn to prevent sexual assault and help maintain the safety of our community.

• Don’t wait until you are informed that a sex offender is living nearby to take action to
  reduce your or your family’s risk of sexual assault.

• Get involved in educational efforts that seek to stop the behaviors and attitudes that
  allow sexual assault to occur.

• Talk openly about the reality of sexual assault of adults and children, men, women, boys
  and girls.

• Don’t assume that preventing sexual assault is someone else’s responsibility.

For additional information—contact the Yarmouth Police Department at 508-775-0445 or any of the following resources:

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• Department of Public Health—Sexual Assault Prevention and Survivor Services at 617-727-5300 or www.state.ma.us/dph/sapss/sapss.htm

• Massachusetts Citizens for Children at 617-742-8555 or http://masskids.org

• Center for Sex Offender Management at 310-589-9383 or http://www.csom.org

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