(a) Every person entering the City whether in transit, or residing temporarily or permanently within the City, who has been convicted, and/or released from custody/incarceration, within the last five years in a federal or state court of the United States, of an offense which was felony under the laws of the United States or of one of the states of the United States in which the felony was committed, or which should be classified as a felony if committed in the State of Ohio, shall register with the Chief of Police within 24 hours after his arrival in or transit through the City.
(b) The person shall furnish to the Chief of Police the following information:
(1) His true name and every other name or alias by which he is or has been known.
(2) His fingerprints and photograph.
(3) A full and complete description of himself.
(4) The date of the occurrence and the nature of each felony offense for which he has been convicted.
(5) The place or places where each felony occurred.
(6) The name, and dates of incarceration, of any penal institution in which the person has been confined by way of punishment.
(7) The location or address and telephone number used or to be used by him as a residence, stopping place, or living quarters while residing in the City.
(8) The name of the person or persons with which the convicted felon shall reside while staying within the City.
(9) The place of employment of the person registering.
(10) The length of the expected stay within the City.
(c) While residing within the City, should the answers given to any of the questions set forth in division (b) herein be different than those given at the time of the initial registration, the convicted felon shall provide new information to the Chief of Police within 24 hours after the change.
(d) Failure to obey the provisions of this section shall be a misdemeanor of the fourth degree. (Ord. 35-03. Passed 8-5-03.)