FALLEN VALORFree tools for a fresh start

Practical tools for a fresh start, across the US

Fallen Valor builds free tools for people rebuilding after a sex, violent, or other felony conviction. Check whether a proposed home anywhere in the US sits near a school, daycare, or park under that state’s residency rule. In Oklahoma, you can also browse second chance job leads (workplaces listed in public registry fields) and find apartments that screen clear of the buffer. No sign-up, no cost.

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Fallen Valor Residency Check map showing a downtown Oklahoma City address marked RESTRICTED because multiple schools and parks sit inside the 2,000-foot parcel-edge buffer.

Edge-to-edge measuring

In covered Oklahoma counties the checker measures from the home’s tax parcel to each site’s parcel, not just pin to pin.

 Fallen Valor Residency Check map in point mode with a 10% safety ring; two parks sit between 2,000 and 2,200 feet so the result is BORDERLINE — REVIEW, not green.

A safety ring where there’s no parcel

Where no parcel line is available, a 10% safety ring flags close calls for review instead of showing them as green.

 Fallen Valor Jobs panel with a 10-mile radius around downtown Oklahoma City and pins for workplaces listed in public registry workplace fields.

Second chance job leads near you (Oklahoma)

See workplaces listed in Oklahoma’s public registry workplace fields, within 5 to 50 miles. They’re leads, not openings, and a listing does not mean the business hires people on the registry.

How it works

Residency Check

  1. Enter any US address.The state is detected from the address and its residency rule is applied automatically. Oklahoma has the deepest coverage.
  2. See nearby schools, child care, and parks.The map draws that state’s buffer distance (for example, 2,000 ft in Oklahoma under 57 O.S. §590). States with no statewide distance rule say so.
  3. Read the result.RESTRICTED, BORDERLINE · REVIEW, or LIKELY GREEN, with the method used.
  4. Verify before you act.Take the result to your supervising officer, registering agency, and an attorney.
Open the checker

Jobs: second chance job leads (Oklahoma)

  1. Enter where you live or plan to live.Choose 5, 10, 20, or 50 miles.
  2. Browse listed workplaces on the map.Each comes from a public registry workplace field. It is not a verified second chance employer.
  3. Call or check the website.Ask whether they’re hiring. A listing is a lead, not an opening.
  4. Check your conditions.Make sure the job and location fit your supervision rules before you apply.
Browse second chance job leads

Apartments (Oklahoma)

  1. Enter an Oklahoma address to search around.Choose 5, 10, 20, or 50 miles.
  2. See apartments and rentals that screen clear.Each one’s map point is more than 2,000 ft from every mapped school, child care site, and park.
  3. Run the Residency Check on the address.That adds the parcel-edge measurement. A listing is a building, not a vacancy.
  4. Call and verify.Ask about openings and screening, then confirm the address with your officer and an attorney before you sign.
Find apartments

Who it’s for

People rebuilding

If you’re coming home after a sex, violent, or other felony conviction, finding legal housing and steady work are two of the hardest first steps. These tools give you a head start.

Families and supporters

Helping someone find a place to live or a first job? Screen addresses and look up second chance job leads together before making calls.

Officers, agencies, and reentry programs

Probation and parole staff, registration units, and reentry nonprofits are welcome to share these free tools with the people they serve. Get in touch.

Read this before you rely on any result

  • Not legal advice. The Residency Check is a screening aid. A “likely green” result is never permission to rent, buy, or move. Confirm every address with an attorney and your supervising officer or registering agency.
  • Not a job guarantee. Jobs map listings come from public registry workplace fields. They are leads, not openings, and not verified second chance employers. Each employer makes its own hiring decisions.
  • No harassment. These tools exist to help people rebuild. Never use them to locate, contact, report, or harass anyone, including people who work at a listed employer.
  • Data can be wrong. Maps, parcels, and registry listings can be incomplete, misspelled, or out of date. Local ordinances, court orders, and supervision conditions are often not mapped.

Questions about results, data sources, or coverage? Read the FAQ, learn more about Fallen Valor, or email [email protected].