INSIDE HIGHLIGHTS. Bureau Sponsors Diversity-Inclusion Awareness Event. MONDAY MORNING July 2, 2012 HIGHLIGHTS

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1 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS MONDAY MORNING July 2, 2012 HIGHLIGHTS Bureau Sponsors Diversity-Inclusion Awareness Event On June 26, the BOP held its first-ever "Diversity and Inclusion Awareness Day." All BOP locations, including regional offices and the Central Office, hosted similar training recalls facilitated by individuals who had been trained in advance. In the Central Office, the facilitator was Mina Raskin, EEO Officer. Director Charles E. Samuels, Jr. and Helen Marberry, Assistant Director/EEO Director, Program Review Division, were also on the stage hosting the program. The event was designed to help Bureau staff see how diversity and inclusion are critical to safety within BOP prisons and beneficial in the communities where they live. The agenda began with staff viewing videotaped remarks from Director Charles E. Samuels, Jr.; Dale Deshotel, President of the Council of Prison Locals of the American Federation of Government Employees; and Michael A. Castelle, Sr., National Fair Practices Coordinator. Facilitators then began a conversation about diversity and inclusion, stereotypes, and unconscious biases. Participants watched a film titled "The Eye of the Storm," first broadcast in 1971, describing an experiment conducted with school children in Iowa. The experiment took place in 1968, after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; it illustrated how discrimination follows directly from groups of individuals, children in this case, being told they are superior over others, based on something as baseless as eye color. The recall ended with a videotaped message from the Director that described his views and approach to diversity, Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO), and the workplace in general. In addition to the recall, each facility held activities and programs to promote a culture of inclusion. Feedback received from across the country following the historic event has been positive. As Director Samuels stated, When we say that we are committed to recognizing the value of all, appreciating and encouraging diversity, and fostering a sense of inclusion, our actions will confirm that these are not simply words, but rather a mind-set that is held by every staff member. It will be a part of our identity. INSIDE HIGHLIGHTS In Memoriam: 2 Nelson Bailey SAIGE Training Concludes with Awards 2 USP McCreary Hosts Crime Victim Impact Discussion 2 FCI Otisville Paving Project 3 BOP Retirees Hold Annual Convention 3 BOP Staff Participate in At Risk Youth Program 3 LGBT Programs 3 Staff News 5 Mission of the Bureau of Prisons It is the mission of the Federal Bureau of Prisons to protect society by confining offenders in the controlled environments of prisons and community-based facilities that are safe, humane, cost-efficient, and appropriately secure, and that provide work and other self-improvement opportunities to assist offenders in becoming law-abiding citizens.

2 Monday Morning Highlights Page 2 In Memoriam: Nelson Bailey On June 20, Nelson Bailey, FCI Gilmer Correctional Officer, passed away following an ATV accident. He was 34 years old. Mr. Bailey began his BOP career as a Correctional Officer at FCI Gilmer in He is survived by his parents, Carlous and Pricilla Bailey, and his fiancé, Heather McCown. Cards and letters of condolence can be sent to the attention of Kristie Sandy, Warden's Secretary, FCI Gilmer, P. O. Box 5000, Glenville, West Virginia, SAIGE Training Concludes with Awards During the week of June 4 8, 2012, a limited number of Bureau staff participated in the 9th Annual National Training Program of the Society of American Indian Government Employees (SAIGE), an occasion that also marked the commemoration of SAIGE s 10th anniversary. The theme for this year s training conference, held in Broomfield, Colorado, was Serving Our People, Serving Our Nations: Native Vision for Future Generations. The keynote speaker was Jefferson Keel, President, National Congress of American Indians, and the luncheon speech was delivered by Gerard Baker (retired), Assistant Director, American Indian Affairs, Washington Office, National Park Service. Training sessions addressed a broad range of topics, from EEO and human resources, culture and diversity, to Indian country and wellness. Of particular interest to the BOP audience were two sessions: I am an American Indian Alaskan Native Special Emphasis Program Manager Now What? and Implementing a Successful Diversity and Inclusion Program. Other program topics included the White House Initiative on Tribal Colleges and Universities, understanding the Senior Executive Service process, disability etiquette, and ideas for maximizing federal benefits. The Bureau conducted its agency forum on Tuesday, June 5. North Central Regional Director Paul Laird provided Bureau updates to staff in the audience that included information about current BOP initiatives, Special Management Units (SMUs), reentry, career paths available in the BOP, activation of new institutions, bed space, and budget allocations. He also discussed the Bureau s first-ever Diversity and Inclusion Awareness Day, scheduled for Tuesday, June, 26, Congratulations to the following Special Emphasis Program Managers who were recognized as the 2011 Regional Award recipients for their outstanding contributions to the Affirmative Employment Program: North Central Region: Pam Pringle, MCFP Springfield Northeast Region: Ian Meisner, FMC Devens South Central Region: Nathaniel Thomas, FCC Forrest City Southeast Region: Iris Ramos Santiago, FCI Marianna Western Region: Edward Canales, FCI Dublin L. to R.: North Central RD Paul Laird; Pam Pringle; Ian Meisner; Edward Canales; Iris Ramos-Santiago, and Nathaniel Thomas USP McCreary Hosts Crime Victim Impact Discussion On June 4, USP McCreary Correctional Counselor Michael Lawson, with assistance from Reentry Coordinator Angela Partin, conducted a Victims of Crime program for inmates. The program included Making Amends, a panel discussion with Revelle Berry, a member of the local community and victim of domestic violence, and Sargent Kenneth Jones, of the London Police Department and Southeast Kentucky Reentry Task Force member. Ms. Berry and Sgt. Jones, who have been working together for 17 years, shared their personal experiences and provided information on the impact crime has on victims and the community.

3 Monday Morning Highlights Page 3 FCI Otisville Paving Project On June 21 26, an eight-man inmate asphalt paving crew from FCI Englewood, working under the supervision of Project Manager Arric Hampton, repaved FCI Otisville s perimeter road and rear gate area. Both areas were badly deteriorated from years of use. The work done by the inmate crew was top notch, saved money, and provided work experience for the inmates. During the month of June, the inmate work crew also completed paving projects at four other BOP institutions. Re-paving of FCI Otisville perimeter road BOP Retirees Hold Annual Convention From June 6 9, the Federal Prison Retirees Association (FPRA) held its 39 th Annual Convention, hosted by the FPRA s Blue Grass Chapter, at the Marriott Griffin Gate Resort in Lexington, Kentucky. Chapter President Judd Clemens, Vicki Talbert, and Georgetta Richardson headed the planning committee. Activities included an evening welcome reception, golf, tours of the local area, and a visit to the Kentucky Horse Park. FMC Lexington Acting Warden Kim Williams and staff hosted a breakfast, a barbeque, and tours of the institution. Mid-Atlantic Regional Director Ike Eichenlaub was guest speaker at the banquet, and Ron Thompson, retired South Central Regional Director, congratulated retired IEVT Assistant Director Rick Seiter for receiving the American Correctional Association s E. R. Cass Award. The convention concluded with its business meeting, where it was announced that the 2013 conference will be hosted by the Marion Chapter in Marion, Illinois. Following the sudden death of National FPRA President Dan Otey, National Vice-President Fred Haag has assumed the office of National President, and FCI Talladega retiree Fred Pearson has been appointed to the office of National Vice President. An election for FPRA officers will be held at the 2013 convention. BOP Staff Participate in At Risk Youth Program On June 11, FCI Elkton Correctional Counselor Terry Raimey and Recreation Specialist James Colyer, along with FCC Allenwood Specialty Treatment Specialist Marwin Reeves, Jr., and Privatization Management Branch Secure Oversight Monitor Donovan Edwards, joined Trumbull County (Pennsylvania) Probation Officer Kevin Miles to speak to At Risk youth at the New Light Education Center in Sharon, Pennsylvania. The speakers discussed their education and career paths and spoke to the youth about the importance of education, making rational decisions, learning social and life skills, and being a positive leader among their peers. LGBT Programs FCI Mendota L. to R.: Kathleen Koltiska, LGBT Program Manager; Omar Sanchez, Accounting Technician; David Fajardo, Associate Warden; Steve Lake, Associate Warden; and Nancy Osegueda, Unit Secretary On June 20, FCI Mendota held its first Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) program. During Associate Warden David Fajardo s opening remarks, he stated his support of the LGBT program and LGBT Pride Month. Program Manager Kathleen Koltiska

4 Monday Morning Highlights Page 4 provided an overview of the LGBT program, the history of the Gay Pride Movement, and the advancement in LGBT rights. The program concluded with Unit Secretary Nancy Osegueda reading the Presidential Proclamation on LGBT Pride Month. FDC Miami L. to R.: Kianga Robertson, Alternate LGBT Program Manager; Deputy Mayor Russell Benford; and Adrienne Lamb, LGBT Program Manager On June 20, FDC Miami held its first LGBT Pride Month lunch and learn program. During the program, several people, including Bernice, a star of the reality show South Beach Tow, spoke about the Power of Out. Russell Benford, Deputy Mayor of Miami- Dade County, presented the institution with a proclamation for LGBT Pride Month. Staff Serve the Community Federal Occupational Health Employee Assistance Program (TTY) Call for information or confidential assistance. Monday Morning Highlights Published weekly by the Federal Bureau of Prisons Information, Policy, and Public Affairs Division Washington, DC Telephone info@bop.gov or BOP-IPP/Monday Morning Highlights~@bop.gov Charles E. Samuels, Jr., Director Edited by the Office of Communications and Archives Monday Morning Highlights is published for employees and retirees of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, with selective distribution to Federal, state, and local criminal justice agencies. Material for the Highlights must be received by noon on the Wednesday preceding publication. Later submissions may be held for a following issue. Submissions will be edited to meet space requirements. FCC Victorville FCC Victorville Case Manager Pedro Perez recently assisted local law enforcement during an altercation at a community park. Mr. Perez was coaching a softball game when he observed several men fighting in a nearby picnic area. Mr. Perez quickly moved the players off the field and to a safe area. When law enforcement arrived, he identified himself and assisted with restraining the individuals involved in the fight and securing the area.

5 Staff News (posting dates 06/21/12 through 06/27/12) Outstanding Employees Staff Name Position Duty Station Award David Atkinson Correctional Officer Brooklyn MDC Correctional Officer of the Year John Bernard Physician Assistant Brooklyn MDC Employee of the Month John Brantley Drug Abuse Treatment Specialist Duluth FPC Employee of the Month Thomas Brindisi Correctional Officer Ray Brook FCI Rookie of the Year Kimberly Burdo Health Services Administrator Ray Brook FCI Supervisor of the Year Dayquita Castellanos Correctional Officer Beckley FCI Correctional Officer of the Year Antonio Cataldo Materials Handler Supervisor Brooklyn MDC Employee of the Month Kristy Cole Case Management Coordinator Elkton FCI Supervisor of the Quarter William Cooley Cook Supervisor Beckley FCI Employee of the Month Scott Degon Lieutenant Ray Brook FCI Supervisor of the Year Joseph Jake Denby Unit Manager SeaTac FDC Supervisor of the Quarter Arlene Ferguson-Houk Correctional Counselor Brooklyn MDC Employee of the Year Andrew Foster Maintenance Worker Supervisor Ray Brook FCI Correctional Worker of the Year Christopher Gagnon SIS Technician Ray Brook FCI Correctional Officer of the Year Thomas Goodman Correctional Officer Ray Brook FCI Rookie of the Year James Hamrick Case Management Coordinator Beckley FCI Supervisor of the Quarter David Harris General Foreman Beckley FCI Supervisor of the Year Todd Hayter Correctional Systems Officer Elkton FCI Correctional Worker of the Year Jessica Jones Senior Officer Elkton FCI Correctional Officer of the Year Michael Layhee Senior Officer Specialist Ray Brook FCI Correctional Officer of the Year Dwayne Meyer SIS Technician SeaTac FDC Correctional Officer of the Month John Moore Facilities Manager Elkton FCI Supervisor of the Year John Mraulak Correctional Counselor Elkton FCI Correctional Officer of the Quarter Brian Myers Senior Officer Specialist Elkton FCI Correctional Officer of the Quarter April O'Dell Asst. Case Management Coordinator Beckley FCI Employee of the Year Michael Percia Plumbing Worker Supervisor Brooklyn MDC Rookie of the Year Jimmie Pugh Senior Officer Specialist Beckley FCI Correctional Officer of the Year Rex Ramcharan Correctional Counselor Brooklyn MDC Employee of the Year Daryl Roberts Safety Specialist Ray Brook FCI Correctional Worker of the Year Josh Ruhlen Correctional Officer Brooklyn MDC Correctional Rookie of the Year Ezequiel Santiago SIS Technician Brooklyn MDC Correctional Officer of the Month Michelle Smith Supervisor of Education Brooklyn MDC Supervisor of the Quarter Kimberly Thompson SIS Technician Brooklyn MDC Correctional Officer of the Month Carl Tolliver Senior Officer Specialist Beckley FCI Correctional Officer of the Year Wanda Velez Unit Manager Brooklyn MDC Supervisor of the Year Alexis Wright Correctional Systems Officer SeaTac FDC Correctional Worker of the Month Laramey Zimmerman Correctional Officer Beckley FCI Correctional Officer of the Month GLYNCO Honor Graduates Staff Name Position Duty Station Grad Date Joseph Allen Correctional Officer Jesup FCI 6/21/2012 Arthur Baranowski Correctional Officer Tucson FCC 6/21/2012 Daniel Burleson Correctional Officer Springfield MCFP 6/21/2012

6 Staff Name Position Duty Station Grad Date Jamie Phillips Correctional Officer Jesup FCI 6/21/2012 Eric Shaw Correctional Officer Devens FMC 6/21/2012 Jeffrey Wright Chaplain Pollock FCC 6/21/2012 Berhan Yeh Medical Officer Devens FMC 6/21/2012 Retirements Staff Name Last Position Last Duty Station Retirement Notes Steve Aycock 24 years BOP service. Former duty stations: FCI Senior Designator Grand Prairie Texarkana, USP Pollock, FMC Carswell, FCI Big Spring, FPC Seymour Johnson, FCI Jesup, FCI Seagoville. Retire Date: 7/31/2012 Jeffrey Barglof 25 years government service. Former duty Facilities Manager Petersburg FCC stations: MCC San Diego, FPC Boron, FCI Phoenix. Retire Date: 9/30/2012 Candace Bolinger Teacher Morgantown FCI 20 years BOP service. Retire Date: 7/31/2012 Todd Cooper 31 years government service. Retire Date: Senior Officer Terre Haute FCC 9/30/2012 Patrick Davis 27 years BOP service. Former duty stations: Mentor Coordinator Waseca FCI FMC Rochester, FPC Yankton, MCFP Springfield. Retire Date: 6/30/2012 Kevin Fair 33 years government service. Former duty Senior Officer Specialist Marianna FCI station: FCI Milan. Retire Date: 6/30/2012 Michael Gauthier Correctional Counselor Safford FCI 25 years BOP service. Retire Date: 7/31/2012 Jesus Hernandez 31 years government service. Former duty Correctional Systems Officer Guaynabo MDC stations: FCI Texarkana, FTC Oklahoma City, FCI Yazoo City. Retire Date: 8/31/2012 Kermit Humphries, Correctional Programs 23 years BOP service. Retire Date: 8/31/2012 NIC, CO Jr. Specialist Cathy Johnson Correctional Counselor Alderson FPC 20 years BOP service. Retire Date: 10/31/2012 Sandra Kauffman Unit Manager Talladega FCI 26 years BOP service. Retire Date: 8/31/2012 Cynthia Leggett 26 years government service. Retire Date: Human Resource Specialist Tallahassee FCI 6/30/2012 Gerardo Maldonado, Jr. 33 years BOP service. Former duty stations: FCI El Reno, FCI La Tuna, FCI Talladega, MCC Regional Director SCRO New York, FCI Three Rivers, FCI Bastrop, FPC El Paso, USP Leavenworth, FCI Estill, USP Atlanta. Retire Date: 8/31/2012 John McKie 29 years government service. Retire Date: Senior Officer Specialist Fairton FCI 6/30/2012 Paul Miller Senior Officer Specialist Memphis FCI 22 years BOP service. Retire Date: 8/31/2012 Carl Odeneal Utilities System Repairer 24 years government service. Retire Date: Florence FCC Operator Foreman 6/30/2012 James Rendleman, 23 years BOP service. Retire Date: 8/31/2012 Warehouse Worker Foreman Marion USP Jr.

7 Personnel & Executive Staff Selections Staff Name From To Position Duty Station Position Duty Station Christopher Adams Case Management Case Management Duluth FPC Coordinator Coordinator Honolulu FDC Keith Allen Cook Supervisor Asst. Food Service Florence FCC Administrator Lexington FMC Keith Findeis Asst. Factory Manager Otisville FCI Factory Manager Greenville FCI Kendahl Gainer Case Manager Deputy Case Management Allenwood FCC Allenwood FCC Coordinator - Complex Jennifer Godlove Staff Psychologist Psychologist Terre Haute USP (Care Level 3) Lexington FMC Travis Halsey Lieutenant Lee USP Lieutenant McDowell FCI Donna Hill WITSEC Unit Manager Otisville FCI Executive Assistant IPPA, CO Matthew Hill Lieutenant Otisville FCI Lieutenant Williamsburg FCI Bryan Holm Senior Officer Duluth FPC Senior Officer Specialist Duluth FPC Jason Hunter Bindery Machine Senior Officer Canaan USP Operator Supervisor Canaan USP Keith Lake Correctional Officer Otisville FCI Correctional Officer Tucson FCC Eric Lawton Food Service Asst. Food Service Philadelphia FDC Administrator Administrator HSD, CO Tino Maiolatesi Cook Supervisor Canaan USP Senior Officer Canaan USP Susan Masterson Psychologist Lexington FMC DAP Coordinator Lexington FMC Patricia McGrath Special Education Supervisor of Education Rochester FMC Teacher Duluth FPC Jeremy Myers Chaplain Otisville FCI Chaplain Sheridan FCI Gary Newton Electrical Worker Electronics Technician Butner FCC Supervisor Butner FCC Nicole Penwright Correctional Officer Oklahoma City FTC Senior Officer Specialist Oklahoma City FTC Teresa Puckett Clinical Nurse Asst. Health Services Butner FCC Administrator Talladega FCI Donald Ratz, Jr. Senior Officer Lieutenant Oxford FCI Specialist Duluth FPC Rhonda Rodden PHS Nurse PHS Quality Oklahoma City FTC Improvement Specialist Oklahoma City FTC Eric Rohrer Correctional Officer Oklahoma City FTC Senior Officer Specialist Oklahoma City FTC William Ryter Correctional Officer Oklahoma City FTC Senior Officer Specialist Oklahoma City FTC Tobie Severns Correctional Officer Oklahoma City FTC Senior Officer Specialist Oklahoma City FTC Ruvenia Shine Trust Fund Specialist Otisville FCI Trust Fund Supervisor Danbury FCI Neil Suchodolski Cook Supervisor Canaan USP Senior Officer Canaan USP Jayne Vanderhey- Physician Assistant Physician Assistant Canaan USP Wright Otisville FCI Milton Washington Safety Specialist Williamsburg FCI Safety Manager Tallahassee FCI Richard Zuk Chaplain Ray Brook FCI Supervisory Chaplain Otisville FCI

8 POPULATION REPORT 06/28/ :30:11 CURRENT POPULATION CURRENT POPULATION ALDERSON FPC, WV 1180 EL RENO-CAMP 258 ALLENWOOD LOW FCI, PA 1461 ELKTON FCI, OH 1970 ALLENWOOD MED FCI, PA 1372 ELKTON-FSL 619 ALLENWOOD USP, PA 1021 ENGLEWOOD FCI, CO 1002 ASHLAND FCI, KY 1281 ENGLEWOOD-CAMP 151 ASHLAND-CAMP 311 ESTILL FCI, SC 1133 ATLANTA USP, GA 1947 ESTILL-CAMP 290 ATLANTA-CAMP 561 FAIRTON FCI, NJ 1470 ATWATER USP, CA 1369 FAIRTON-CAMP 125 ATWATER-CAMP 148 FLORENCE ADMAX USP, CO 430 BASTROP FCI, TX 1213 FLORENCE USP-CAMP 554 BASTROP-CAMP 187 FLORENCE FCI, CO 1117 BEAUMONT LOW FCI, TX 1996 FLORENCE HIGH USP, CO 578 BEAUMONT MED FCI, TX 1562 FORREST CITY FCI, AR 1932 BEAUMONT USP, TX 1494 FORREST CITY FCI-CAMP 296 BEAUMONT USP-CAMP 548 FORREST CITY MED FCI, AR 1657 BECKLEY FCI, WV 1670 FORT DIX FCI, NJ 4227 BECKLEY-CAMP 431 FORT DIX-CAMP 435 BENNETTSVILLE FCI, SC 1681 FORT WORTH FCI, TX 1856 BENNETTSVILLE-CAMP 157 GILMER FCI, WV 1739 BIG SANDY USP, KY 1427 GILMER-CAMP 153 BIG SANDY-CAMP 132 GREENVILLE FCI, IL 1182 BIG SPRING FCI, TX 1612 GREENVILLE-CAMP 323 BIG SPRING-CAMP 210 GUAYNABO MDC, RQ 1671 BROOKLYN MDC, NY 2381 HAZELTON USP, WV 1479 BRYAN FPC, TX 914 HAZELTON-CAMP 151 BUTNER FMC, NC 946 HAZELTON-FEMALE 690 BUTNER LOW FCI, NC 1306 HERLONG FCI, CA 1624 BUTNER MED I FCI, NC 712 HERLONG-CAMP 142 BUTNER-CAMP 311 HONOLULU FDC, HI 680 BUTNER MED II FCI, NC 1689 HOUSTON FDC, TX 875 CANAAN USP, PA 1391 JESUP FCI, GA 1185 CANAAN-CAMP 158 JESUP-CAMP 154 CARSWELL FMC, TX 1385 JESUP-FSL 546 CARSWELL-CAMP 298 LA TUNA FCI, TX 1090 CHICAGO MCC, IL 693 LA TUNA-CAMP 331 COLEMAN I USP, FL 1473 LA TUNA-FSL (EL PASO) 346 COLEMAN II USP, FL 1525 LEAVENWORTH USP, KS 1870 COLEMAN LOW FCI, FL 1843 LEAVENWORTH-CAMP 477 COLEMAN MED FCI, FL 1699 LEE USP, VA 1468 COLEMAN MED FCI-CAMP 609 LEE USP-CAMP 142 CUMBERLAND FCI, MD 1182 LEWISBURG USP, PA 1387 CUMBERLAND-CAMP 303 LEWISBURG-CAMP 564 DANBURY FCI, CT 1208 LEXINGTON FMC, KY 1948 DANBURY-CAMP 217 LEXINGTON-CAMP 348 DEVENS FMC, MA 1038 LOMPOC FCI, CA 1480 DEVENS-CAMP 135 LOMPOC USP, CA 1626 DUBLIN FCI, CA 995 LOMPOC USP-CAMP 514 DUBLIN-CAMP 315 LORETTO FCI, PA 1336 DULUTH FPC, MN 878 LORETTO-CAMP 165 EDGEFIELD FCI, SC 1711 LOS ANGELES MDC, CA 917 EDGEFIELD-CAMP 563 MANCHESTER FCI, KY 1107 EL RENO FCI, OK 1005 MANCHESTER-CAMP 501

9 POPULATION REPORT 06/28/ :30:11 CURRENT POPULATION CURRENT POPULATION MARIANNA FCI, FL 1297 SPRINGFIELD USMCFP, MO 1151 MARIANNA-CAMP 379 TALLADEGA FCI, AL 1045 MARION USP, IL 1057 TALLADEGA-CAMP 283 MARION-CAMP 348 TALLAHASSEE FCI, FL 1112 MCCREARY USP, KY 1422 TERMINAL ISLAND FCI, CA 1153 MCCREARY-CAMP 134 TERRE HAUTE FCI, IN 1165 MCDOWELL FCI, WV 1680 TERRE HAUTE FCI-CAMP 473 MCDOWELL-CAMP 127 TERRE HAUTE USP, IN 1540 MCKEAN FCI, PA 1269 TEXARKANA FCI, TX 1205 MCKEAN-CAMP 337 TEXARKANA-CAMP 290 MEMPHIS FCI, TN 1171 THREE RIVERS FCI, TX 1159 MEMPHIS-CAMP 329 THREE RIVERS-CAMP 360 MENDOTA FCI, CA 379 TUCSON FCI, AZ 782 MENDOTA-CAMP 122 TUCSON USP, AZ 1599 MIAMI FCI, FL 1057 TUCSON-CAMP 139 MIAMI FCI-CAMP 399 VICTORVILLE MED I FCI, CA 1664 MIAMI FDC, FL 1462 VICTORVILLE MED II FCI, CA 1668 MILAN FCI, MI 1603 VICTORVILLE MED II-CAMP 307 MONTGOMERY FPC, AL 893 VICTORVILLE USP, CA 1426 MORGANTOWN FCI, WV 1138 WASECA FCI, MN 1062 NEW YORK MCC, NY 844 WILLIAMSBURG FCI, SC 1693 OAKDALE FCI, LA 1725 WILLIAMSBURG-CAMP 149 OAKDALE FDC, LA 732 YANKTON FPC, SD 854 OAKDALE FDC-CAMP 166 YAZOO CITY FCI, MS 1874 OKLAHOMA CITY FTC, OK 1275 YAZOO-CAMP 146 OTISVILLE FCI, NY 1164 YAZOO CITY MED FCI, MS 1643 OTISVILLE-CAMP 116 BUREAU OF PRISONS OXFORD FCI, WI 1056 OXFORD-CAMP 204 PRIVATELY MANAGED SECURE FACILITIES PEKIN FCI, IL 1216 ADAMS COUNTY CORR CTR CI, MS 2424 PEKIN-CAMP 317 BIG SPRING CI, TX 3504 PENSACOLA FPC, FL 780 CIBOLA COUNTY CI, NM 1192 PETERSBURG FCI, VA 1283 D. RAY JAMES CORR FACL CI,GA 2502 PETERSBURG FCI-CAMP 339 DALBY CI, TX 1905 PETERSBURG MED FCI, VA 1802 EDEN CI, TX 1557 PHILADELPHIA FDC, PA 1080 LIMESTONE DC, TX 1018 PHOENIX FCI, AZ 1162 MCRAE CI, GA 1738 PHOENIX-CAMP 306 MOSHANNON VALLEY CI, PA 1480 POLLOCK MED FCI, LA 1631 NE OHIO CORR CTR CI, OH 1502 POLLOCK USP, LA 1314 REEVES CI, TX 2392 POLLOCK-CAMP 270 REEVES DC, TX 1344 RAY BROOK FCI, NY 1183 RIVERS CI, NC 1431 ROCHESTER FMC, MN 984 TAFT CI, CA 1773 SAFFORD FCI, AZ 1215 TAFT-CAMP 560 SAN DIEGO MCC, CA 1050 WILLACY CI, TX 1832 SANDSTONE FCI, MN 1326 TOTAL, PRIVATE FACILITIES SCHUYLKILL FCI, PA 1339 SCHUYLKILL-CAMP 331 OTHER CONTRACT FACILITIES SEAGOVILLE FCI, TX 1789 RRC'S 9056 SEAGOVILLE-CAMP 172 HOME CONFINEMENT 2540 SEATAC FDC, WA 826 JAIL/SHORT-TERM DETENTION 670 SHERIDAN FCI, OR 1241 CONTRACT JUVENILES 146 SHERIDAN-CAMP 471 LONG-TERM BOARDERS 127 TOTAL, CONTRACTS TOTAL, BUREAU OF PRISONS