For sheriff's offices

Why a department-wide plan

Sheriff's deputies often work in smaller communities where the badge is more visible and the home address is harder to keep separate from the job. Property records in rural counties are typically published online without much friction. The exposure profile is real and frequently underestimated.

In NJ, Daniel's Law — the state statute that lets covered officers sue brokers for failing to remove their home address — explicitly covers corrections officers and (post-2023 expansion) sworn personnel across the law enforcement spectrum. Other state broker-removal statutes vary; most cover deputies alongside police.

What's included

• Continuous broker cleanup for every authorized deputy, jail officer, and court-security member
• Family coverage add-on
• County-property-record monitoring (the recorder pipeline is the fastest re-list driver in rural counties)
• Daniel's Law demand filing for NJ sheriff's offices; standard opt-outs elsewhere
• Monthly status reports suitable for sheriff and command staff

How to start

Request the free department exposure report. For plan details, see department coverage.