AN ACT CONCERNING ADDRESS VERIFICATION REFORMS FOR REGISTRANTS.
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Summary
SB 509 changes Connecticut law on how people who must register their address (such as sex offender registrants) keep the state informed of moves, name changes, or other reportable events. It gives them up to five business days before a penalty applies, lets them request a verification form by mail, and allows courts to dismiss charges if they quickly come into compliance. The changes aim to make compliance easier while still protecting public safety.
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