Lafourche Parish Sex Offender Search

Search registered sex offenders in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana using the iCrimeWatch portal or the statewide Louisiana State Police registry. Sheriff Craig Webre's office handles local registration for all offenders who live, work, or attend school in the parish. These records are public under Louisiana law, and anyone can search them for free to check a specific address, neighborhood, or name in the Thibodaux area or anywhere else in Lafourche Parish.

How to Search Sex Offenders in Lafourche Parish

Lafourche Parish uses the iCrimeWatch Louisiana portal for its public sex offender search. You can look up offenders by name, address, ZIP code, or map view. Each record shows a photo, current address, offense type, and registration status. The map feature is useful for checking a specific block or seeing all registered offenders within a set radius of a location you choose.

The statewide Louisiana State Police sex offender registry is a strong backup option. It covers all 64 Louisiana parishes in one search. If you want to check whether an offender in Lafourche Parish also has a presence in a neighboring parish, the LSP tool will catch that. It is also the right place to search for offenders who have recently moved to Louisiana from another state.

Lafourche Parish stretches a long distance from Thibodaux south toward the Gulf of Mexico, passing through communities like Raceland, Lockport, Cut Off, Galliano, and Golden Meadow. Searching by ZIP code for each of these communities will give you a more complete picture of offenders throughout the parish rather than limiting your search to one city.

For questions about a specific person or if you need help with a search, call the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office at 985-449-4430. The office is at 200 Canal Blvd, Thibodaux, LA 70301 and is open during normal business hours Monday through Friday.

The screenshot below shows the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office website, which provides access to registration information and community safety resources.

The sheriff's homepage gives residents a starting point for sex offender searches in Lafourche Parish and links to the iCrimeWatch portal and other community resources.

Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office

The Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office is located at 200 Canal Blvd, Thibodaux, LA 70301. The main phone number is 985-449-4430. Sheriff Craig Webre leads the department and oversees all sex offender registration operations for the parish.

When an offender registers in Lafourche Parish, they provide their full legal name, current home address, employer name and address, vehicle information, phone numbers, and any online identifiers such as email addresses and social media accounts. They also submit to a photo and fingerprinting. This information is passed to the Louisiana State Police for inclusion in the statewide registry and is also published on iCrimeWatch for public access.

Offenders who live in the city of Thibodaux must register with three agencies: the Louisiana State Police, the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office, and the Thibodaux Police Department. Those who live in unincorporated areas of the parish, such as in communities along Bayou Lafourche, must register with the sheriff and the state police. Missing any required registration is a separate criminal offense under state law.

Lafourche Parish covers a long, narrow geographic area. The parish runs from Thibodaux in the north to Port Fourchon at the southern tip, a stretch of roughly 60 miles. Offenders who work on offshore platforms or in marine industries may have unusual address situations. The sheriff's office handles these cases on an individual basis as allowed under state registration rules.

If you believe an offender has given a false address or has failed to register, you can report it to the Lafourche Parish Sheriff at 985-449-4430 or to the Louisiana State Police at 1-800-858-0551. Reports help keep the registry accurate for everyone in the parish.

Louisiana Sex Offender Registration Laws

Sex offender registration in Louisiana is governed by RS 15:540 and related statutes. The law applies to anyone convicted of a qualifying sex offense in Louisiana or who moves into the state after a conviction elsewhere. It defines who must register, what they must report, and how long registration lasts.

Under RS 15:541, Louisiana uses a three-tier system. Tier I offenders register for 15 years and must verify their information once per year. Tier II offenders register for 25 years and check in every six months. Tier III offenders have committed the most serious offenses and must register for life, checking in every 90 days. The tier is assigned by the court at sentencing based on the offense and the offender's history.

Under RS 15:542, every registrant must report changes of address, employer, school enrollment, vehicle, phone number, or online account within 3 business days. That window does not extend for weekends or holidays. Failing to update any of these details is a felony and can result in additional prison time on top of whatever sentence the person is already serving or has completed.

Registry information is legally public in Louisiana. Using it to threaten or harass a registrant or their family, however, is not protected and can result in criminal charges or civil liability. The law is clear that the registry is a safety tool, not a basis for retaliation.

What the Lafourche Parish Registry Includes

The iCrimeWatch Louisiana portal shows the following information for each registered sex offender in Lafourche Parish:

• Full legal name and any known aliases
• Current residential address
• Employer name and work address (where applicable)
• School name and address (if currently enrolled)
• Offense description and conviction date
• Photo and physical description
• Vehicle information
• Tier level (I, II, or III)

Not every record will have all fields completed. Offenders who are homeless or have no fixed address may show a general area rather than a street address. Some records from out-of-state convictions may have limited offense detail. If you find a record that looks incomplete, calling the sheriff at 985-449-4430 can fill in the gaps.

The iCrimeWatch database updates when offenders check in or report changes. A short lag can exist between when the change is filed and when it appears online. For the most current status on a specific individual, contacting the sheriff's office directly is the safest approach.

The screenshot below shows the Louisiana State Police registry page, which complements local iCrimeWatch searches for Lafourche Parish residents.

The LSP registry provides statewide coverage and is useful when an offender has recently relocated to Lafourche Parish from another part of Louisiana or from out of state.

Additional Resources for Lafourche Parish Residents

The Louisiana Department of Corrections sex offender registry page explains how the DOC processes offenders before and after release from state custody. Local law enforcement receives advance notification when an offender is about to be released into a parish. Lafourche Parish residents can use this page to understand how that process works and what oversight is in place before an offender appears in public search results.

The Louisiana State Police troop information page identifies the troop that covers Lafourche Parish and provides contact information for state-level compliance issues. If you have reported a concern to the local sheriff and want to escalate it, the troop page shows you who handles that at the state level.

The state hotline is 1-800-858-0551, available Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM CDT. You can also write to: Louisiana State Police, Sex Offender Registry, P.O. Box 66614, Box A-6, Baton Rouge, LA 70896. The hotline can answer general questions, help with specific searches, or take reports of non-compliance.

If you have a safety concern about an offender in your area, do not confront them directly. Call the Lafourche Parish Sheriff at 985-449-4430 or dial 911 for immediate threats. The sheriff will coordinate with state police if the situation requires it.

Note: Registry information is for public safety purposes. Using it to threaten, intimidate, or harass a registrant or their household may expose you to criminal or civil liability under Louisiana law.

Nearby Parishes

These parishes border Lafourche Parish. Sex offenders who live close to a parish line may be registered in more than one area.