Find Sex Offenders in Troy

Troy sex offenders are listed on the Michigan Public Sex Offender Registry, maintained by the Michigan State Police under SORA. The registry is free and open to the public at mspsor.com. You can search for sex offenders in Troy, Oakland County by name, street address, or zip code. Each profile includes a photo, current address, offense history, tier level, and vehicle information. The Troy Police Department handles in-person registration for offenders who live or work in the city.

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~85,000 Population
Oakland County
Troy PD Registration Authority
~45,000 Statewide Offenders

Troy Sex Offender Registration

Sex offenders who live, work, or attend school in Troy must register in person at the Troy Police Department. The police department is located at 500 West Big Beaver Road. You cannot complete registration by mail or online. All required updates, such as address changes, must also be made in person within three business days of the change.

Registration Site Troy Police Department
Address 500 West Big Beaver Road
Troy, MI 48084
Non-Emergency 248-524-3477
Email policereports@troymi.gov
Website troymi.gov - Police Department
District Court 52nd District Court, Division 1, 520 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy

When registering, you must bring a Michigan driver's license or state ID, proof of your current address, vehicle registration, and any employment or school enrollment details. Fingerprints and a photo are required if not already on file. The state charges a $50 initial registration fee and a $50 annual fee. The lifetime cap is $550. A 90-day hardship waiver is available for those who cannot pay.

If you work in Troy but live in another city, you still have a duty to register at the Troy Police Department for your work address. The same rule applies if you are enrolled in school in Troy. Registrants must report any changes to their work or school status within three business days.

Michigan SORA in Troy

Michigan's Sex Offenders Registration Act is codified at MCL 28.721 et seq. The law applies to all cities in Michigan, including Troy. It sets the rules for who must register, what information must be reported, how often check-ins are required, and how long an offender stays on the registry. The Michigan State Police enforce SORA statewide, but local departments like the Troy Police Department handle in-person registration.

SORA uses three tiers. Tier I covers less serious offenses, like fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct under MCL 750.520e when the victim is an adult. Tier I offenders register for 15 years and verify once a year. Tier II covers offenses like second-degree criminal sexual conduct under MCL 750.520c. Those offenders must register for 25 years and check in twice a year. Tier III is for the most serious offenses, including first-degree criminal sexual conduct under MCL 750.520b. Tier III means lifetime registration with quarterly check-ins.

Oakland County, where Troy is located, has its own circuit court and district court system. The Oakland County Sheriff at oaklandsheriff.com also handles registration duties for parts of the county not served by a city department. The Oakland County Circuit Court is at 1200 N Telegraph, Pontiac, and can be reached at 248-858-1000. For Troy-specific cases, the 52nd District Court handles misdemeanor and small claims matters.

Failing to register or verify is a felony in Michigan. A first offense can lead to up to four years in prison and a $5,000 fine under MCL 28.729. Subsequent violations carry heavier penalties. If you have questions about your registration status or obligations, contact the MSP SOR Unit at (517) 241-1806.

Troy Resources

The Michigan State Police contact page at mspsor.com/Home/Contact handles registry corrections and general questions about SORA. The unit can be reached by phone at (517) 241-1806 during business hours on weekdays. For matters involving the Oakland County courts, call the Oakland County Circuit Court at 248-858-1000.

Michigan Legal Help at michiganlegalhelp.org has free guides on sex offender registration, including how to petition for removal from the registry under MCL 28.728c. Tier I offenders in Troy may be able to petition after 10 years if they have completed all sentence terms and have no new felony convictions. The site explains each step in plain language.

Note: The Troy Police Department handles registration for Troy residents. Contact them at 248-524-3477 for questions about local procedures.

The Michigan State Police PSOR search page at mspsor.com/Home/Search is the primary tool for looking up sex offenders in Troy and across Oakland County.

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Oakland County Sex Offender Records

Troy is in Oakland County, Michigan's second-largest county by population. The Oakland County Sheriff's Office serves areas outside city limits and coordinates with local departments like Troy PD on registration matters. Visit the Oakland County page for more on the county court, sheriff contacts, and registration resources.

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