SORE Unit

Sex Offender Registration & Enforcement Unit

The Sex Offender Registration & Enforcement Unit is tasked with tracking and investigating all issues involving registration of sex offenders and any non-compliance with registration requirements. Chapters 589.400 through 589.426 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, also known as Megan's Law, dictates the requirements for registration of certain offenders. These statutes place the responsibility of overseeing these offenders on the chief law enforcement officer of the county which is the Sheriff. While the Caldwell County Sheriff oversees all aspects of his office, he has delegated some aspects of the position to individuals in his office that comprise the Sex Offender Registration & Enforcement Unit. While officers and staff with other law enforcement agencies such as the Missouri State Highway Patrol and Probation & Parole assist with monitoring sex offenders, the Sheriff's Office of each county has the presiding jurisdiction over all sex offenders within their county.

The Administrative Coordinator for SORE is Nicole Lund.

Mrs. Lund has attended various training sessions and conferences specializing in sex offender registration so that the Caldwell County Sheriff's Department is well equipped to ensure all requirements are met.

For any questions regarding sex offender registration, please contact Ms. Lund via email HERE or during regular business hours at (816) 586-2681.

Ultimately it is the offender's responsibility to ensure they are familiar with ALL federal laws and state statutes governing offender registrations.
It is the offender's responsibility to ensure that all statutorily obligated information is provided to the SORE Unit along with all necessary documentation.
Offenders must contact the SORE Administrative Coordinator within three (3) business days of any changes to the required information to make an appointment to update their registration.
Leaving messages with dispatch or other officers will not satisfy the obligation of registration.
Offenders must also provide the fee associated with any registrations as dictated by RSMo 589.400. Failure to do so may result in formal charges being made for failure to register.

Caldwell County Sheriff's Department staff are not attorneys and are not allowed to give legal advice. If you have questions regarding your case or legal issues with the registration, you should contact an attorney.

FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO REGISTER CLICK HERE.

Nicole Lund, SORE Administrative Coordinator