Texas HB2749 allows certain counties to restrict registered sex offenders from child safety zones in unincorporated areas.
Texas HB2749 grants authority to counties with populations of 300,000 or less to restrict registered sex offenders from entering or being within a specified distance of child safety zones in unincorporated areas. These zones include schools, day-care facilities, playgrounds, and other places where children commonly gather. The restrictions apply to offenders assigned to numeric risk level three using a specified screening tool.
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