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Dover Police Release Latest Sex Offender Community Notifications

Friday, February 27, 2026 at 9:01 AM

Dover Police have issued new community notifications under Megan's Law for registered sex offenders in the area. The notifications include photos and information for multiple individuals as part of ongoing public safety efforts.

Dover Police Department has released updated community notifications regarding registered sex offenders living within the city limits, as required under Megan’s Law provisions.

The notifications, dated February 27, 2026, include detailed information and photographs for multiple individuals who are required to register as sex offenders. The notifications feature individuals with the following surnames: Chrzanowski, Crooks (Clayton), Harden, McGhee, Matters, Mena, Rexroat (Jacob), Burgos, and Powell.

These community notifications are part of Delaware’s implementation of Megan’s Law, which requires law enforcement agencies to inform the public about registered sex offenders residing in their communities. The law aims to help residents stay informed about potential safety concerns in their neighborhoods.

Dover residents who have questions about these notifications or need additional information are encouraged to reach out to the Dover Police Sex Offender Enforcement Unit directly. The specialized unit handles all matters related to sex offender registration and community notification requirements within the city.

The notification documents contain complete details about each individual, including their current address information and conviction details, which are made available to the public as part of the transparency requirements under state law.

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