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Most parents have never checked what's on record near their home or their child's school.
If you've ever driven past a house and quietly wondered, you weren't being paranoid — you were being a parent. This is the kind of report you'll get for any address.
The nearest registry record sits about 0.4 mi from this address — roughly an 8-minute walk. 2 records show up within five miles in total.
The wider area also includes 3 EPA-listed sites — the most notable being a superfund cleanup site about 1.2 mi out. Worth knowing about, not panicking over.
Crime in the Austin Police Department jurisdiction runs somewhat above the national average — see the Crime tab for the breakdown.
Taken together, that lands the neighborhood signal at 62 — moderate signal.
How the grade works: every address starts at 100. Each nearby registry record, hazard site and above-average area crime lowers the score. A 85+B 70+ C 55+ D 40+ F <40
A full sample report shown end-to-end. Real reports use official public registry and EPA data; names shown here are illustrative — no real personal data.
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The records are scattered across dozens of government sites. We pull them together for you.
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Official public registries, including the DOJ's NSOPW and state, territorial and tribal sex offender registries.
No. SafeNearMe is an address-based public-record awareness tool. It helps users understand public registry records and neighborhood signals near an address. It is not designed to determine whether any person is eligible for employment, housing, credit, insurance, childcare, coaching, tenancy, or similar decisions.
No. SafeNearMe should not be used to make decisions about a person's eligibility, trustworthiness, employment, housing, childcare, coaching, tenancy, insurance, credit, or similar regulated purposes. It is designed for general address-based public-record awareness only.
No. SafeNearMe organizes public records from official and public sources, but public records can be incomplete, delayed, unavailable, or out of date. Always verify important information directly with the official registry source.
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