Official records remain official
National Offender Map reorganizes imported FDLE public data for easier review. The official FDLE profile remains the source to verify a person's record.
Open the official FDLE registryAbout National Offender Map
Public information should be easier to use
Sam Avanesov created National Offender Map to make Florida public registry information clearer on any device and to place practical safety resources for children and women within easier reach.
Last substantively reviewed · August 28, 2026
Why it was created
Less friction. More useful context.
Public registry websites can be difficult to navigate, especially on a phone. This site was created to make Florida's published registry information easier to search by place or name, while keeping a direct path to the official FDLE record.
The second goal is broader safety education. The site's child-safety and women's-safety resources turn official guidance into practical, readable checklists without suggesting that a registry can predict danger.
The person behind the site
Sam Avanesov
Sam is a Jacksonville Realtor whose work involves helping people evaluate homes, neighborhoods, and the practical details that shape everyday life. That experience influenced the site's location-first search, mobile usability, and emphasis on clear next steps.
Visit Realtor in JaxHow the site is approached
Clear boundaries matter
Map pins are not guessed
Published locations appear on the map only when an address has a usable coordinate. Records without one remain available in the results list.
Review the Florida searchSafety goes beyond a map
Practical planning, trusted contacts, secure routines, and verified support resources matter whether or not a person appears in registry data.
Explore the safety resourcesIndependent service
Not affiliated with FDLE or a government agency
National Offender Map is an independent interface using imported FDLE public data. It does not determine registry status, investigate reports, correct official records, or predict a person's behavior.
Sources and accountability
Identity and official data sources
The link below identifies Sam's real estate work. Registry records and corrections remain the responsibility of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.