(a) the location of other sex offenders required to register under the sex offender registration act, specifically whether there is a concentration of registered sex offenders in a certain residential area or municipality;

(b) the number of registered sex offenders residing at a particular property;

(c) the proximity of entities with vulnerable populations;

(d) accessibility to family members, friends or other supportive services, including, but not limited to, locally available sex offender treatment programs with preference for placement of such individuals into programs that have demonstrated effectiveness in reducing sex offender recidivism and increasing public safety; and

(e) the availability of permanent, stable housing in order to reduce the likelihood that such offenders will be transient. 2. The department shall have the duty, prior to the release to community supervision of an inmate designated a level two or three sex offender pursuant to the sex offender registration act, to provide notification to the local social services district in the county in which the inmate expects to reside, when information available or any other pre-release procedures indicates that such inmate is likely to seek to access local social services for homeless persons. The department shall provide such notice, when practicable, thirty days or more before such inmate's release, but in any event, in advance of such inmate's arrival in the jurisdiction of such local social services district.