Federal Bureau of Prisons

08/04/2026

’s Horticulture Program is thriving and supporting the initiative. Students are building real-world horticulture skills through college training and U.S. Department of Labor apprenticeships, producing thousands of flowers and more than 800 pounds of fresh produce this season. With hydroponics coming soon, the program continues to grow its impact.

08/03/2026

Last week the Bureau recovered 57 weapons, 390 grams of Methamphetamines and 309 cell phones.

08/03/2026

🏅 Gratitude to Lt. Kayla Key and FCI Oxford personnel for her outstanding response to a motor vehicle accident on July 12. Lt. Key’s quick thinking and medical expertise highlight the dedication our staff bring to the community each day.

07/31/2026

👮Never Forgotten!💙

He defended freedom abroad and upheld justice at home. A decorated Air Force veteran and dedicated corrections officer, Wayne L. Selle lost his life in the line of duty during a violent disturbance at USP Leavenworth. His courage, honor, and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Read the tragic story here: https://bit.ly/4l6AKEF

07/30/2026

Technology is reshaping corrections and at this year’s American Correctional Association’s Emerging Technologies Summit, Director Marshall explained exactly how. From nationwide secure tablets to body worn cameras, AI assisted communication monitoring, and advanced contraband detection, the Federal Bureau of Prisons is modernizing with purpose. By learning from state successes and focusing on tools that improve safety, accountability, and reentry, BOP is building a future where technology strengthens both staff and the communities we serve.

07/30/2026

Federal Corrections Officer Charged with Sexually Abusing Inmate at FCI Fort Dix

Press Release ➡️

A Middlesex County woman was charged in a criminal complaint with sexual abuse of an individual in federal custody.

07/29/2026

The Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Missouri Department of Corrections are strengthening corrections through . At , BOP Deputy Director Smith, Regional Directors, and USP Wardens joined Missouri leaders for advanced training focused on leadership, innovation, inmate management, and operational excellence. Together, we are sharing best practices to enhance safety, strengthen leadership, and drive continuous improvement across correctional systems.

07/29/2026

July was a high energy month at the Management & Specialty Training Center, with 510 students sharpening their skills across a wide range of programs. Training spanned Principles of Leadership II, Correctional Food Prep, Lieutenant Familiarization, Correctional Systems Officer, Procurement (Advanced), Evidence Recovery Training, Investigative Intelligence, Wardens & Institution Executive Staff: Management of Female Offenders, Evidence Based Practice in Mental Health: Dialectical Behavior, and Procurement & Oversight of Community Treatment Services. Another month of momentum as MSTC continues to support a mission ready workforce.

07/29/2026

Great leadership starts with taking care of your people. At this year’s 79th Annual U.S. Deputy Wardens Conference in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Deputy Director Smith reminded attendees that strong leaders invest in their staff to ensure they are supported and treated properly. His remarks centered around a former warden who shared that, “Your staff won’t treat the customers any better than they are treated.” Supporting correctional professionals strengthens our mission and reinforces the critical role they play in public safety.

07/28/2026

Man who led drug trafficking conspiracy while incarcerated sentenced to over 18 additional years in prison in Homeland Security Task Force case.

Press Release ➡️ https://bit.ly/4xc8I1k

Terrance Edward Brown, 44, of Hampton Roads, was sentenced to 18 years and 8 months in prison for leading a drug trafficking conspiracy while incarcerated.