Find Sex Offenders in Wyoming

The Michigan Public Sex Offender Registry lists all registered sex offenders living, working, and attending school in Wyoming, Michigan. Wyoming is in Kent County, and the Wyoming Police Department handles local sex offender registration. Use this page to find where to search, how to register, and what state law requires for offenders in this city.

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Wyoming Overview

~75,000 Population
Kent County
WPD Registration Authority
62A District Court

Wyoming Sex Offender Registration

Sex offenders who live or work in Wyoming must register at the Wyoming Police Department. The Kent County Sheriff's Office is also available for registration if needed. Under Michigan's Sex Offenders Registration Act, found at MCL 28.721 et seq., any person convicted of a listed sex offense must register in person within three business days of establishing residence, employment, or school enrollment in the city.

Agency Wyoming Police Department
Address 2300 De Hoop Avenue SW
Wyoming, MI 49509
Main Phone 616-530-7300
Police Department 616-530-7309
Silent Observer 616-774-2345
Website wyomingmi.gov
District Court 62A District Court (Wyoming)

The 62A District Court in Wyoming handles local criminal cases related to sex offenses. Civil and criminal case lines have separate phone numbers: 616-530-7386 for civil matters and 616-257-9814 for criminal. If you need records from a court case in Wyoming, the district court is the first place to call.

When an offender registers in Wyoming, they must bring a Michigan driver's license or state ID, proof of their current address, and details about any vehicles they own. Fingerprints and a current photo are taken at the time of registration. The initial fee is $50, and a $50 annual fee applies each year after that. The maximum lifetime cap is $550 under state law. Failure to register is a felony under MCL 28.729.

Michigan's Three-Tier Sex Offender System

Michigan classifies every registered sex offender into one of three tiers. The tier depends on the crime that led to registration. Each tier carries a different registration length and how often the offender must check in to verify their information with law enforcement, including the Wyoming Police Department.

Tier I is the lowest level. It covers offenses like Criminal Sexual Conduct 4th Degree under MCL 750.520e when the victim is an adult. Tier I offenders register for 15 years and verify once a year. Tier II is the middle level and covers crimes like Criminal Sexual Conduct 2nd Degree under MCL 750.520c and child exploitation offenses. These offenders stay on the registry for 25 years and verify twice per year. Tier III is the most serious. It includes Criminal Sexual Conduct 1st Degree under MCL 750.520b and requires lifetime registration with quarterly verification.

There are about 45,000 registered sex offenders in Michigan. The Michigan State Police SOR Unit manages the registry and coordinates with local agencies like the Wyoming Police Department. Any change in address, employment, or school enrollment must be reported within three business days. Moving out of state requires notice three business days before the move. Moving out of the country requires 21 days notice.

Note: A 2024 federal ruling changed how some lifetime registrants are classified. Some offenders may shift from lifetime to 25-year registration as a result of that decision.

Resources for Wyoming Residents

Wyoming residents who want to check sex offenders in their area have several tools available. The National Sex Offender Public Website at nsopw.gov combines registries from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories. It is useful if you want to check on an offender who may have moved from Wyoming to another state.

The Michigan State Police SOR Unit handles questions about registration requirements and registry data. You can reach them by phone at (517) 241-1806 or by email at psors@michigan.gov. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. The PSOR contact page also has an online form for tips or questions. The OTIS system from the Michigan Department of Corrections is another tool that tracks people on parole or probation statewide, including those from Kent County.

The Wyoming Police Department runs neighborhood and child watch programs in the city. These programs work alongside registry tools to help residents stay informed. Contact the department at 616-530-7300 for more information about community safety resources in Wyoming.

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Kent County Sex Offender Registry

Wyoming is part of Kent County. Sex offender registrations for Wyoming are handled by the Wyoming Police Department and coordinated with the Kent County Sheriff's Office. The county page covers all Kent County registration offices, the county-wide registry, and additional resources for residents across the area.

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Nearby Cities

These qualifying Michigan cities also have sex offender registry pages with local registration details.