What this list is: second chance employers that people on Oklahoma’s public Sex and Violent Offender Registry have listed as their workplace. It is a list of leads, not job openings. Each employer decides who it hires, and we can’t promise a hire or a callback. The data is self-reported and may be out of date.
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Enter an address and pick a distance. We’ll list second chance employers in that range, nearest first. Distances are straight-line miles, not drive time.
Second chance employers · nearest first
Source: Oklahoma DOC Sex and Violent Offender Registry (sors.doc.ok.gov). Employer names are listed as registrants reported them. Addresses were mapped with the free US Census Bureau Geocoder, and entries without a mappable street address are left off the map. A listing does not mean anyone works there today. Please don’t use this list to contact, harass or single out any second chance employer or worker. The registry forbids that, and so do we. Before you apply, check with your supervising officer that the job and its location fit your conditions. Not legal advice. Not a job guarantee.
What this list is: Oklahoma apartment communities and rental buildings from public lists (OHFA, HUD, OpenStreetMap) whose map point is more than 2,000 ft from every mapped school, licensed child care site and park. It is not a vacancy board and not a list of landlords who rent to people on the registry. Call the property to ask about openings and screening rules.
Screened with map points (schools / daycares / parks). Run the Green Zone check on a property’s address for a parcel-edge measurement before you apply.
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Enter an address and pick a distance. We’ll list apartments and rentals in that range that screen clear of the 2,000 ft buffer, nearest first. Distances are straight-line miles.
Green Zone housing · nearest first
Sources: Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency funded developments (data.ok.gov), HUD LIHTC and HUD assisted multifamily properties (HUD open data), and OpenStreetMap apartment buildings (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL; buildings, not live listings). Distances are point to point from each property’s map point to NCES schools, OKDHS licensed child care and OpenStreetMap parks, which can under-read true property-line distance. Not a vacancy board. Not legal advice. Data can be wrong or out of date, and victim residences, court orders, supervision conditions and local ordinances are not mapped. Federally assisted housing bars people subject to lifetime registration, and many landlords run background checks. Verify any address with your supervising officer or registering agency and an attorney before you sign. Never use this list to contact, harass or single out anyone. Questions or corrections: [email protected].
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Enter an address to screen it. In covered Oklahoma counties the tool pulls the home’s county tax parcel and each nearby site’s parcel or mapped grounds, then measures the shortest edge-to-edge distance. Elsewhere it falls back to map points. Screening aid only — not legal advice.
Nearby restricted facilities
Not legal advice. Distances in covered Oklahoma counties (22 counties including Oklahoma, Tulsa, Cleveland, Canadian, Creek, Osage, Rogers, Wagoner, Comanche, McClain, Muskogee, Washington, Kay, Payne, Pittsburg, Sequoyah and others) are measured edge-to-edge between county assessor tax-parcel lines and, for parks or when no school/daycare parcel can be confirmed, OpenStreetMap grounds outlines. Assessor parcel lines are for taxation, not surveys, and can be 5–50 ft off the legal boundary; results marked POINT fall back to map points. Schools: NCES EDGE (public 2024–25, private 2023–24). Child care: OKDHS. Parks: OpenStreetMap — may be incomplete. Victim residences, court orders, probation/parole conditions, and many local ordinances are not mapped. A green result does not guarantee legal housing. Verify with an attorney and your registering agency before signing a lease.
