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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS

MONDAY MORNING June 18, 2012

HIGHLIGHTS

South Central Regional Director Gerardo Maldonado to Retire

South Central Regional Director (RD) Gerardo

Maldonado, Jr., has announced his decision to

retire on August 31, 2012, after 33 years of BOP

service. Mr. Maldonado began his career with the

Bureau in 1979, as a Correctional Officer at El

Reno. He subsequently served in positions of

increasing responsibility at FCI La Tuna; FCI

Talladega, MDC New York; FCI Three Rivers;

and FCI Bastrop.

He was first selected to serve as Associate Warden

at FPC El Paso, then later at USP Leavenworth.

Mr. Maldonado was later named Warden for FCI

Estill, and subsequently served as Warden for USP Atlanta, from June 2004

until August 2005, when he assumed his current position.

In his current capacity, RD Maldonado is responsible for providing

leadership to and overseeing all BOP activities in the South Central region,

including its $860 million operating budget. With a current staff complement

of 5,945, the region houses and provides reentry preparation services to

almost 35,000 inmates.

Throughout his career, Mr. Maldonado has always put staff first and strongly

supported staff training. During his tenure, he significantly enhanced security

features and emergency preparedness throughout the SCR; he was

instrumental in activating a Special Management Unit at FCC Oakdale.

Additionally, he is responsible for the development of the Center Tower

Training DVD that is now used BOP-wide to carry out this training.

Mr. Maldonado is a native of west Texas. He attended the University of El

Paso, where he pursued a degree in criminal justice. He received the 2002

Federal Bureau of Prisons’ New Warden of the Year Award.

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.

INSIDE

HIGHLIGHTS

FPC Duluth Staff Member Helps Rescue Child 2 FCI Berlin Staff Member Receives Civilian Award 2 Institutions Host Visits by United States Attorneys 3 Criminal Justice Class Visits FCI Milan 3 Reentry Events 4 Leadership Programs 5 Staff News 7

South Central Regional Director

Gerardo Maldonado

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Regarding Regional Director Maldonado’s decision to

retire, Director Charles E. Samuels, Jr., commented:

“Throughout his 33-year career, Jerry Maldonado has

been highly effective, leading by example, and setting

high professional standards for others to follow. The

impact of his efforts in the areas of security and

emergency preparedness will continue long into the

future. I wish him the very best in his retirement.”

His retirement event has been scheduled for August 3,

2012. For more information, contact Shannon Phelps,

SCRO Executive Assistant, at 214-224-3404.

Incoming South Central Regional Director-Designee: Jeffery A. Keller

USP Atlanta Warden Jeffery A.

Keller began his Bureau career

in May 1990, as a Correctional

Officer at FCI Big Spring. He

subsequently served in positions

of increasing responsibility at

ADX Florence, FCI Beaumont,

FCI Cumberland, FCC Florence,

and the North Central Regional

Office. He was first selected as

Associate Warden at USMCFP

Springfield and then later at USP

Marion. Mr. Keller was later

named Warden for FPC

Montgomery and was named to his current position as

Warden at USP Atlanta in 2010.

Mr. Keller studied Criminal Justice at Howard College

in Texas. In 2010, he joined the ranks of the Senior

Executive Service.

On the selection of Warden Keller, Director Samuels

noted: “I am pleased to appoint Jeff Keller as Regional

Director for the South Central Region. He comes to the

Executive Staff with 22 years of exceptional service to

the Bureau, with a broad range of experiences and

strong leadership skills. I look forward to working

more closely with him.”

Congratulations and best wishes to both!

FPC Duluth Staff Member Helps Rescue Child

On June 11, FPC Duluth IT Specialist Tom Crossmon,

who is Captain of the St. Louis County Minnesota

Rescue Squad, was notified of a possible drowning at

Lake Superior’s Park Point. When Mr. Crossmon

arrived at the scene, he was informed that rescue

personnel had established a good “last location” for a

13-year old boy who had gone underwater and had not

resurfaced. Mr. Crossmon deployed a Remotely

Operated Vehicle (ROV), equipped with a camera and

manipulative arm, approximately 10 feet below the

water surface. The ROV located the boy, and Mr.

Crossmon was able to attach the ROV arm to the boy’s

swim trunks and lift the boy to the surface. The boy

was carried to a waiting ambulance where life-saving

procedures were performed. The boy was resuscitated

and is receiving medical care. This is the first

documented underwater rescue by any person using

the ROV device.

FPC Duluth IT Specialist Tom Crossmon holding the ROV

FCI Berlin Staff Member Receives Civilian Award

On May 23, FCI Berlin Correctional Counselor Dennis

Holmes was recognized by the Danbury Connecticut

Police Department for his efforts in helping a police

officer subdue a suspect during a drug arrest.

In August 2011, Mr. Holmes and his family were

driving through Danbury when he observed a plain

clothes police officer struggling with a suspect. As

Mr. Holmes got out of his vehicle and identified

South Central Regional

Director-Designee Jeffery

A. Keller


himself as federal law enforcement, the police officer

was knocked to the ground, and the suspect tried to

escape. Mr. Holmes gave chase and was able to catch

the suspect and detain him until additional police

arrived. His quick actions allowed the police to recover

money and drugs the suspect attempted to dispose of as

he fled.

Institutions Host Visits by United States Attorneys

FCI Beckley

L. to R.: Steve Ruby, AUSA; John File, AUSA;

R. Booth Goodwin, II, U.S. Attorney; Warden Joel Ziegler;

Anthony Hussion, Special Investigative Agent; and AUSA Steve Loew

On June 7, FCI Beckley hosted a visit by the United

States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of

West Virginia. The Honorable Booth Goodwin, United

States Attorney, and Assistant United States Attorneys

John File, Steve Loew, and Steve Ruby, met with

Warden Joel Ziegler and the institution’s executive

staff and toured the facility. The group was impressed

with the variety of inmate programs and staff

professionalism.

USP Lee

L. to R.: front row: Warden Chris Zych; USA Timothy Heaphy;

Gwen Mason, Community Outreach Coordinator; back row:

Susan Harding, Acting Executive Assistant; AW Hardy Chain;

AW Anne Mary Carter; and Captain Mark Foreman

On June 7, The Honorable Timothy J. Heaphy, United

States Attorney for the Western Region of Virginia,

and his staff member, Gwen Mason, Community

Outreach Coordinator, visited USP Lee. They toured

the institution and satellite camp, observed a SORT

team demonstration and had lunch with Community

Relations Board (CRB) members.

During the visit, Mr. Heaphy met with participants and

volunteers at the institution’s mock job fair and

encouraged inmates to actively participate in the

reentry process by taking advantage of the programs

available to them. He met with Department Heads to

discuss programs and activities the institution offers.

Mr. Heaphy thanked staff, volunteers and CRB

members for their leadership in the area of reentry and

spoke about his office’s community outreach efforts to

support the Department of Justice’s crime prevention

and prisoner reentry programs. Mr. Heaphy stressed

his commitment to keeping USP Lee and the

community safe through the prosecution of inmates

who are involved in serious or violent misconduct or

who file frivolous lawsuits against staff.

Criminal Justice Class Visits FCI Milan

FCI Milan recently hosted a visit by criminal justice

students from the Kaplan Career Institute in Dearborn,

Michigan. The purpose of the visit was to learn about

different careers in the criminal justice field.

FCI Berlin Correctional

Counselor Dennis Holmes


Executive Assistant Fereti Semaia and Unit Manager

Arturo Aviles provided the group with an overview

and history of FCI Milan and discussed career

opportunities with the BOP. The students toured

housing units, the Education and Recreation

Departments, the inmate electronic law library,

Religious Services, and the Residential Drug Abuse

and the Life Connections programs. They had the

opportunity to observe evening activities and talk with

evening watch staff who shared their career

experiences. The students were impressed with

institution operations and the variety of programs

available to the inmate population.

Criminal Justice students visit FCI Milan

Reentry Events

FCC Lompoc

On May 3, FCC Lompoc hosted the first meeting of

the Central Coast Reentry Roundtable (CCRR),

developed and facilitated by Reentry Affairs

Coordinators Jennifer Besse and Maria Wolfe. The

CCRR, comprised of local and national community

organizations, was established to help provide services

to offenders releasing to Lompoc and surrounding

communities. During the meeting, participants

discussed FCC Lompoc’s Substance Abuse Treatment

program; the Central District of California’s new

“STAR” reentry program; the California Prison

Industry Authority’s (CPIA) Inmate Employability

Program; and reentry and transitional service efforts of

the U.S. Probation Office for the Eastern District of

California. CCRR partners include George Cardona,

Chief Assistant United States Attorney; Hubert

Alvarez, Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer; Paul

Baum, CPIA; Carmen Fraser, Goodwill Industries Ex-

Offender Program; Jose Velasco, Social Security

Administration; Marci Powers, San Luis Obispo

County Anti-Gang Coordinator; Dr. Valerie Skinner-

Martin, California Department of Rehabilitation; and

several non-profit agencies.

Central Coast Reentry Roundtable participants

FCI Mendota

On May 31, FCI Mendota held a mock job fair at the

satellite camp. Volunteers from the community,

including the City of Mendota, California State

University-Fresno, West Hills Community College,

Fresno Employment Center, Institute of Technology,

CAN Independent Representatives, and the Church of

Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, participated in the

fair. They provided information on a variety of topics

and conducted practice interviews with inmates. The

event was coordinated by the Education Department,

with assistance of staff from several departments.

Mock job fair volunteers and FCI Mendota staff


Leadership Programs

FCI Bennettsville

On June 7, FCI Bennettsville held a graduation

ceremony for 18 staff members who successfully

completed the institution’s “Masters,” (“Moving, And

Striving Towards Excellence, Respect, and Success”)

class, a 12-month leadership development training

program. The participants, both supervisory and non-

supervisory, learned a variety of leadership principles

and focused on self-examination, performance output,

ethical leadership, management of staff and inmates,

decision making, communication, and public speaking.

Facilities Manager Maxwell Prevatte was the

graduation’s keynote speaker and discussed the

importance of owning one’s successes, as well as

failures. Southeast Regional Director Raymond Holt

congratulated staff via video-conference and

encouraged them to utilize the knowledge and skills

they have acquired and to share their experience with

other staff. Each graduate received a certificate of

completion, and several were recognized for their level

of achievement: R. Andrew Tietjen, Drug Abuse

Treatment Specialist, received a “Summa Cum Laude”

award, and Toniguekwa Nichols, Warden’s Secretary,

received a “Magna Cum Laude” award. Warden

Darlene Drew concluded the ceremony by encouraging

the graduates with the quote, “If you can believe it and

work hard for it, you can achieve it!”

FCI Bennettsville MASTER graduates

FCI Big Spring

FCI Big Spring Diversity and Leadership retreat participants

On May 16, FCI Big Spring sponsored its first

Diversity and Leadership Retreat. The theme of the

program was Mahatma Gandhi’s words, “We must

become the change we want to see in the world.”

Members of the Affirmative Action Committee

presented talks on personality and leadership, stress

management and work-life balance, and diversity and

inclusion. A panel, including Debbye Valverde,

Executive Director, Big Spring Chamber of

Commerce; Terry Hanson, Executive Vice-President,

Howard College; Linda Sjogren, Big Spring City

Attorney; and Stephen Saldivar, Superintendent, Big

Spring Independent School District, discussed the role

of individual characteristics in effective leadership and

traits of highly effective leaders. Other sessions

included a presentation on health, wellness, and stress

management strategies by Dr. Jody Reid, Director of

Back in Motion Chiropractic and stress relief

relaxation exercises by Rhett Hutto, a certified yoga

instructor. The retreat ended with a 30-day challenge

for staff to “pay it forward” by taking the lessons

learned at the retreat and implementing them at the

institution.

FCI Beckley Holds Volunteer Banquet

On May 31, FCI Beckley held its annual Volunteer

Appreciation Banquet. The theme was “Volunteers –

Our Shining Stars.” Supervisor of Education Bonita

Bowman served as mistress of ceremonies,

Supervisory Chaplain Douglas Largent provided

opening and closing prayers, and the Beckley Civil Air

Patrol Division Honor Guard posted the colors. Each

volunteer was recognized for their commitment and


service, and Associate Warden Bonita Mosley

presented the Volunteer of the Year a award to Anita

Pfleger, an education volunteer who tutors inmates

preparing for their GED. The guest speaker was a

camp inmate who expressed gratitude to the volunteers

on behalf of the entire inmate population. Staff

Psychologist Kristi Williams-Dumas provided musical

entertainment during the program.

FCC Butner Holds Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Program

L. to R.: Khali Khalifa, API Program Manager;

Radha Varadan; Smitha Prasad; and AW Jennifer Saad

On May 31, FCC Butner held an Asian Pacific Islander

(API) Month commemorative program titled,

“Classical Asian Music.” Associate Warden Jennifer

Saad provided opening remarks. API Program

Manager/Diversity Management Instructor Khali

Khalifa introduced guest speaker Smitha Prasad, a

classical Indian vocalist. Ms. Prasad, who has

performed in India and the United States, gave an

overview of classical music styles in Asia, and

concluded her talk by demonstrating Carnatic vocal

techniques with Dr. Siri Varadan, a teacher of Carnatic

music. Their performance was followed by a Northern

Indian “Kathak” dance by Radha Varadan. The

program included an Eastern Asia ethnic food tasting.

Ms. Khalifa made closing remarks and introduced a

special guest, Dr. Farrukh Hakeem, a Professor of

Criminal Justice at Shaw University and author of

“Policing Muslim Communities.”

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Staff News (posting dates 6/7/12 through 6/13/12)

Outstanding Employees

Staff Name Position Duty Station Award

Samantha Adams Clinical Nurse Devens FMC Health Services Employee of the Year

Mary Birchler Health System Specialist Williamsburg FCI Correctional Worker of the Year

Gary Boelter Senior Officer Specialist Yankton FPC Correctional Officer of the Year

Courtney Bogarowski Correctional Officer Canaan USP Rookie of the Year

Melissa Burkhart Asst. Health Services Administrator

Lexington FMC Supervisor of the Year

Todd Chapman Supervisory Correctional Systems Specialist

Devens FMC Supervisor of the Year

Heather Cheney Contract Specialist Devens FMC Employee of the Year - Operations

Jason Diehl Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP Correctional Officer of the Quarter

Richard Dunbar Lieutenant Williamsburg FCI Supervisor of the Year

Teresa Duncan Food Services Assistant Rochester FMC Employee of the Month

Tim Engle Lieutenant Yankton FPC Supervisor of the Year

Deanna Gilbert Unit Secretary Canaan USP Employee of the Quarter

Jeff Hale Materials Handler Supervisor Rochester FMC Employee of the Month

Bobby Hager Correctional Counselor Williamsburg FCI Instructor of the Year

Johana Hall Unit Manager Lexington FMC Supervisor of the Quarter

Lane Maines Lieutenant Canaan USP Supervisor of the Quarter

Julio Maldonado Correctional Officer Devens FMC Correctional Officer of the Year

Melissa Matisko ITS Technician Canaan USP Employee of the Year

Jean Orton Medical Secretary Yankton FPC Employee of the Year

Steve Patrick Communications Technician Lexington FMC Employee of the Quarter

Tammy Pearson Recreation Specialist Lexington FMC Employee of the Year

Jeffery Petersen Human Resource Manager Lexington FMC Supervisor of the Year

Sam Reid Correctional Officer Lexington FMC Correctional Officer of the Quarter

David Reynoso SIS Technician Devens FMC Correctional Worker of the Year

Julio Segarra Senior Officer Specialist Williamsburg FCI Correctional Officer of the Year

Allen Smith Senior Officer Williamsburg FCI Rookie of the Year

Barbara Sullivan Health Services Administrator Canaan USP Supervisor of the Year

Joshua Talbert Correctional Officer Lexington FMC Correctional Officer of the Year

Lee Ann Taylor Teacher Devens FMC Employee of the Year - Programs

Derek Vieira Communications Technician Devens FMC Rookie of the Year

Shawn Vinton Correctional Officer Canaan USP Rookie of the Quarter

Carl Walker Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP Correctional Officer of the Year

GLYNCO Honor Graduates

Staff Name Position Duty Station Grad Date

Rodney Bird Correctional Officer Hazelton USP 6/8/2012

Jacob Frelick Correctional Officer Devens FMC 6/8/2012

Richard Greger Correctional Officer Atwater USP 6/8/2012

Kristen Socia Clinical Nurse Pollock FCC 6/8/2012

Willis Stevens Correctional Officer Florence FCC 6/8/2012

Retirements

Staff Name Last Position Last Duty Station Retirement Notes

Luis Acevedo Correctional Officer Coleman FCC

30 years government service. Former duty

stations: FMC Lexington, MDC Guaynabo.

Retire Date: 6/30/2012

Jimmy Adams VT Instructor Yazoo City FCC


stations: FCI Jesup, FCI Estill. Retire Date:

8/17/2012

Gwendolynn Akins Senior Officer Specialist Tallahassee FCI

21 years government service. Retire Date:

6/30/2012

Katherine Bailey Health Information Technician

Oakdale FCC 26 years government service. Former duty

stations: FCI Oxford, USP Terre Haute.


Arthur Barnes

Correctional Counselor Carswell FMC


stations: FPC Boron, FMC Lexington, FCC

Coleman, FMC Fort Worth. Retire Date:

6/30/2012

Howard Biichle Jr. Teacher Allenwood FCC

20 years BOP service. Retire Date:

8/31/2012

Richard Brant Factory Manager Schuylkill FCI


stations: FCI Danbury, USP Lewisburg.


Debora Broders Business Administrator Yankton FPC


7/31/2012

Brian Carey Inventory Management Specialist

Ray Brook FCI 25 years government service. Retire Date:

7/31/2012

Alex Escarcega Juvenile Services Administrator

CPD, CO 12 years BOP service. Retire Date:

7/31/2012

Kenneth Fleshman Senior Officer Specialist Texarkana FCI

22 years BOP service. Former duty stations:

FCI El Reno, FCI Petersburg. Retire Date:

10/31/2012

Jose Garcia Mid-Level Practitioner Guaynabo MDC

20 years BOP service. Former duty station:

FPC Seymour Johnson. Retire Date:

7/31/2012

Timothy Gould Senior Officer Specialist Englewood FCI


6/30/2012

William 'Chuck' Gray Business Administrator Atwater USP

25 years BOP Service. Former Duty Station:

FCI La Tuna. Retire Date: 7/31/2012

Mark Greene Education Specialist Milan FCI


10/31/2012

George Grier Jr. Cook Foreman Atlanta USP


8/25/2012

Daniel Grimes Senior Officer Specialist Loretto FCI


6/30/2012

Lawrence Hagg Cook Foreman Loretto FCI


station: USP Lewisburg. Retire Date:

6/30/2012

Jamie Hill

Registered Nurse Springfield MCFP


USP Marion, FCI La Tuna, MCC Miami,

FCI Memphis, FPC Millington, FCI Pekin,

FCI Waseca. Retire Date: 7/28/2012


Kimmett Israel Warehouse Worker Supervisor

Oklahoma City FTC 23 years BOP service. Former duty station:

FPC Bryan. Retire Date: 7/31/2012

Paul Kennedy Regional Chaplaincy Administrator

SERO 26 years BOP service. Former duty stations:

USP Leavenworth, FCI Talladega. Retire

Date: 6/16/2012

George King Correctional Counselor Duluth FPC

24 years BOP Service. Former duty station:

FCI Oxford. Retire Date: 7/31/2012

Kathy Kirkland Senior Officer Specialist Yankton FPC


FMC Rochester, FCI Waseca. Retire Date:

7/28/2012

Roy Livingston Support Management Specialist

ADMIN, CO 38 years government service. Former duty

stations: FMC Lexington, USP Atlanta.


Brian Mara Recreation Specialist Sheridan FCI


7/28/2012

Eric Martin

Correctional Counselor Tucson FCC


stations: FCI Otisville, USP Lompoc, FCI

Tucson, FCI Manchester, FCI Herlong.


Charles McConaughay Utility Systems Operator Repairer Foreman

Sandstone FCI 25 years government service. Retire Date:

7/31/2012

Jay McKinney Lieutenant Florence FCC


6/30/2012

Kenneth Melton

Lieutenant Memphis FCI


FPC Boron, MDC Los Angeles, USP Terre

Haute, FCC Forrest City. Retire Date:

7/31/2012

Lisa Morgan-Johnson Lieutenant Philadelphia FDC


FCI Butner, FCI Petersburg, FCI Fort Dix,

FCI Edgefield. Retire Date: 6/30/2012

Kerry Mottern Correctional Counselor Butner FCC


7/30/2012

Mark Peoria Mid-Level Practitioner Lewisburg USP


6/30/2012

Thomas Petrusky Electrical Worker Supervisor

Lewisburg USP 20 years BOP service. Retire Date:

6/30/2012

Michael Pickering Food Service Administrator

Ray Brook FCI 22 years BOP service. Retire Date:

7/28/2012

Joel Purtee Correctional Officer Estill FCI

22 years BOP service. Former duty station:

USP Leavenworth. Retire Date: 7/31/2012

Jeffrey Rafferty Maintenance Worker Foreman

Miami FCI 22 years BOP service. Retire Date:

10/31/2012

Ramon Rodriguez Trust Fund Program Specialist

Guaynabo MDC 32 years government service. Former duty

station: FCI Phoenix. Retire Date:

6/30/2012

David Romero Maintenance Worker Foreman

Safford FCI 23 years BOP service. Retire Date:

8/31/2012

Martin Russell Senior Officer Specialist Coleman FCC


station: FCC Coleman. Retire Date:

7/28/2012


Brian Salyers Correctional Counselor Big Sandy USP


station: FCI Ashland. Retire Date:

8/17/2012

Wayne Schoonmaker Trust Fund Supervisor Danbury FCI


6/30/2012

Patrick Sheehey Inmate Classification & Computation Specialist

Grand Prairie 24 years BOP service. Former duty station:

FCI Tucson. Retire Date: 8/31/2012

Bentley Stires Deputy Branch Chief IE&VT, CO

29 years BOP service. Former duty Stations:

USP Atlanta, FCI Jesup, FCI Bastrop, FPC

Bryan. Retire Date: 6/30/2012

Douglas Stone Recycling Factory Technician

Marianna FCI 22 years BOP service. Retire Date:

8/30/2012

JoAnn Talay Unit Manager Englewood FCI


FCI Otisville, NERO, FCI Florence, Grand

Prairie-DSCC. Retire Date: 8/25/2012

Robert Taylor, Jr. Safety and Occupational Health Manager

Miami FDC


stations: FCI Terminal Island, MDC Los

Angeles, FCI Butner, FCI Tallahassee, FCI

Ray Brook, FCI Bastrop, FCI Miami. Retire

Date: 6/30/2012

Alvin Thomas Correctional Systems Officer

Coleman FCC 20 years BOP Service. Former duty stations:

FMC Carville, FCI Tallahassee. Retire Date:

8/31/2012

Jan Throndson Maintenance Worker Foreman

Rochester FMC 27 years BOP service. Retire Date:

6/30/2012

Charles Trautwein Senior Officer Specialist Lexington FMC


7/28/2012

Kurt Vasquez HVAC Foreman Florence FCC


7/31/2012

Richard Vaupel, Jr. Religious Services Assistant

La Tuna FCI 22 years BOP service. Former duty station:

MCC Chicago. Retire Date: 7/31/2012

Ricky Williams Unit Manager San Diego MCC


FCI Terminal Island, FCC Lompoc. Retire

Date: 6/30/2012

Van Wilson Support Technician Florence FCC


5/31/2012

Personnel & Executive Staff Selections

Staff Name From To

Position Duty Station Position Duty Station

Marlan Bacon Case Manager Victorville FCC Unit Manager Tucson FCC

Mark Barnes UNICOR Order Processing Group Manager

Lexington FMC UNICOR Industrial Manager Lexington FMC

Jody Bloomquist Supervisory Accountant ADMIN, CO

Deputy Chief, Financial Policy & Reports

ADMIN, CO

Paul Bunting Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

John Caraway Warden Cumberland FCI Complex Warden Terre Haute FCC

Crystal Carrio Staff Psychologist Yazoo City FCC DAP Coordinator Yazoo City FCC

Richard Cole Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Staff Name From To


Kenny Coleman Unit Manager Lexington FMC

Executive Assistant/Camp Administrator

Lexington FMC

Michael Collis Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Jeffrey Connor Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Lisa Cotton Specialty Program Coordinator

Coleman FCC DAP Coordinator

Yazoo City FCC

Amanda Curren Senior Officer Specialist Carswell FMC Lieutenant Devens FMC

Jeremy Dominick Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Wayne W. Elie Unit Manager Safford FCI Unit Manager Safford FCI

Abraham Fernandez Materials Handler Supervisor

La Tuna FCI Asst. Trust Fund Supervisor

La Tuna FCI

Matthew Gedrich Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Stephanie Goble Unit Secretary Lexington FMC IT Specialist Lexington FMC

Raymond Harris Correctional Officer Devens FMC

Human Resource Specialist

Devens FMC

Freddie Hill, Sr. Senior Officer Specialist Williamsburg FCI Lieutenant Williamsburg FCI

Paul Horning Asst. Food Service Administrator Trainee

Devens FMC Asst. Food Service Administrator

Englewood FCI

Richard Ives Warden McCreary USP Complex Warden Lompoc FCC

Marion Jackson Unit Secretary Lexington FMC

Health information Technician

Lexington FMC

Brenda June Spikes Case Manager San Diego MCC Unit Manager San Diego MCC

Daniel Kim DAP Coordinator Fort Worth FCI Chief Psychologist Carswell FMC

Jeffery Keller Warden Atlanta USP Regional Director SCRO

June Knowles Human Resource Specialist, CPU

Grand Prairie Quality Control Specialist, CPU

Grand Prairie

Tabatha Lee Lieutenant Bennettsville FCI Lieutenant Lexington FMC

Sandra Luton Trust Fund Supervisor Yazoo City FCC Trust Fund Supervisor Aliceville FCI

Renee Martinez Correctional Systems Officer

Victorville FCC Classification and Computation Technician

Grand Prairie

Amy Moore PHS Nurse Lexington FMC

PHS Nurse Consultant (Utilization Review)

Lexington FMC

Paul Patterson Recreation Supervisor Big Sandy USP Discipline Hearing Officer Big Sandy USP

Robert Pikulski Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Kathy Quinn Unit Secretary Devens FMC Case Manager Devens FMC

Brian Roberts SIS Technician Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Maria Rodriguez Education Specialist Victorville FCC Supervisor of Education Safford FCI

Ryan Rosencrance Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Jessie Seana Captain's Secretary Canaan USP

Associate Warden's Secretary

Canaan USP

Barbara Serrato Supervisory Correctional Systems Specialist

Tucson FCC Unit Manager

Tucson FCC

Jennifer Singleton Correctional Officer Lexington FMC

Correctional Systems Officer

Lexington FMC

Thomas Smith Maintenance Worker Supervisor

Butner FCC Construction Control Representative

MARO

Karen Stiltner Evaluation Specialist PRD, CO

National Food Service Administrator

HSD, CO

Kristyn Therrien Nurse Manager Devens FMC Asst. Director of Nursing Devens FMC

Staff Name From To


Mia Thomas Human Resource Specialist

HRMD, CO Human Resource Manager

Talladega FCI

John Veina Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Joseph Voda Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Eric Walters Senior Officer Specialist Springfield MCFP Lieutenant Springfield MCFP

Gerald Waters Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

Charles Williams Senior Officer Canaan USP Senior Officer Specialist Canaan USP

POPULATION REPORT 06/14/2012

01:30:10

CURRENT CURRENT

POPULATION POPULATION

ALDERSON FPC, WV 1193 | EL RENO-CAMP 259

ALLENWOOD LOW FCI, PA 1454 | ELKTON FCI, OH 1976

ALLENWOOD MED FCI, PA 1382 | ELKTON-FSL 619

ALLENWOOD USP, PA 1024 | ENGLEWOOD FCI, CO 985

ASHLAND FCI, KY 1278 | ENGLEWOOD-CAMP 155

ASHLAND-CAMP 313 | ESTILL FCI, SC 1132

ATLANTA USP, GA 1970 | ESTILL-CAMP 299

ATLANTA-CAMP 556 | FAIRTON FCI, NJ 1449

ATWATER USP, CA 1375 | FAIRTON-CAMP 126

ATWATER-CAMP 147 | FLORENCE ADMAX USP, CO 431

BASTROP FCI, TX 1211 | FLORENCE USP-CAMP 556

BASTROP-CAMP 180 | FLORENCE FCI, CO 1122

BEAUMONT LOW FCI, TX 1979 | FLORENCE HIGH USP, CO 598

BEAUMONT MED FCI, TX 1534 | FORREST CITY FCI, AR 1884

BEAUMONT USP, TX 1460 | FORREST CITY FCI-CAMP 293

BEAUMONT USP-CAMP 539 | FORREST CITY MED FCI, AR 1699

BECKLEY FCI, WV 1670 | FORT DIX FCI, NJ 4268

BECKLEY-CAMP 433 | FORT DIX-CAMP 422

BENNETTSVILLE FCI, SC 1685 | FORT WORTH FCI, TX 1807

BENNETTSVILLE-CAMP 155 | GILMER FCI, WV 1759

BIG SANDY USP, KY 1414 | GILMER-CAMP 153

BIG SANDY-CAMP 135 | GREENVILLE FCI, IL 1183

BIG SPRING FCI, TX 1587 | GREENVILLE-CAMP 324

BIG SPRING-CAMP 212 | GUAYNABO MDC, RQ 1641

BROOKLYN MDC, NY 2368 | HAZELTON USP, WV 1487

BRYAN FPC, TX 893 | HAZELTON-CAMP 147

BUTNER FMC, NC 947 | HAZELTON-FEMALE 693

BUTNER LOW FCI, NC 1311 | HERLONG FCI, CA 1629

BUTNER MED I FCI, NC 706 | HERLONG-CAMP 141

BUTNER-CAMP 321 | HONOLULU FDC, HI 698

BUTNER MED II FCI, NC 1666 | HOUSTON FDC, TX 861

CANAAN USP, PA 1417 | JESUP FCI, GA 1178

CANAAN-CAMP 156 | JESUP-CAMP 156

CARSWELL FMC, TX 1371 | JESUP-FSL 542

CARSWELL-CAMP 292 | LA TUNA FCI, TX 1077

CHICAGO MCC, IL 687 | LA TUNA-CAMP 319

COLEMAN I USP, FL 1488 | LA TUNA-FSL (EL PASO) 373

COLEMAN II USP, FL 1494 | LEAVENWORTH USP, KS 1830

COLEMAN LOW FCI, FL 1872 | LEAVENWORTH-CAMP 484

COLEMAN MED FCI, FL 1708 | LEE USP, VA 1467

COLEMAN MED FCI-CAMP 604 | LEE USP-CAMP 144

CUMBERLAND FCI, MD 1178 | LEWISBURG USP, PA 1390

CUMBERLAND-CAMP 297 | LEWISBURG-CAMP 572

DANBURY FCI, CT 1211 | LEXINGTON FMC, KY 1952

DANBURY-CAMP 213 | LEXINGTON-CAMP 330

DEVENS FMC, MA 1041 | LOMPOC FCI, CA 1470

DEVENS-CAMP 137 | LOMPOC USP, CA 1668

DUBLIN FCI, CA 1028 | LOMPOC USP-CAMP 521

DUBLIN-CAMP 304 | LORETTO FCI, PA 1344

DULUTH FPC, MN 870 | LORETTO-CAMP 165

EDGEFIELD FCI, SC 1716 | LOS ANGELES MDC, CA 905

EDGEFIELD-CAMP 571 | MANCHESTER FCI, KY 1114

EL RENO FCI, OK 999 | MANCHESTER-CAMP 518

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MARIANNA FCI, FL 1306 | SPRINGFIELD USMCFP, MO 1141

MARIANNA-CAMP 378 | TALLADEGA FCI, AL 1038

MARION USP, IL 1050 | TALLADEGA-CAMP 269

MARION-CAMP 349 | TALLAHASSEE FCI, FL 1109

MCCREARY USP, KY 1439 | TERMINAL ISLAND FCI, CA 1158

MCCREARY-CAMP 136 | TERRE HAUTE FCI, IN 1178

MCDOWELL FCI, WV 1665 | TERRE HAUTE FCI-CAMP 472

MCDOWELL-CAMP 128 | TERRE HAUTE USP, IN 1536

MCKEAN FCI, PA 1270 | TEXARKANA FCI, TX 1219

MCKEAN-CAMP 333 | TEXARKANA-CAMP 292

MEMPHIS FCI, TN 1172 | THREE RIVERS FCI, TX 1165

MEMPHIS-CAMP 337 | THREE RIVERS-CAMP 352

MENDOTA FCI, CA 340 | TUCSON FCI, AZ 789

MENDOTA-CAMP 124 | TUCSON USP, AZ 1599

MIAMI FCI, FL 1060 | TUCSON-CAMP 138

MIAMI FCI-CAMP 399 | VICTORVILLE MED I FCI, CA 1668

MIAMI FDC, FL 1466 | VICTORVILLE MED II FCI, CA 1670

MILAN FCI, MI 1580 | VICTORVILLE MED II-CAMP 311

MONTGOMERY FPC, AL 899 | VICTORVILLE USP, CA 1422

MORGANTOWN FCI, WV 1107 | WASECA FCI, MN 1046

NEW YORK MCC, NY 841 | WILLIAMSBURG FCI, SC 1695

OAKDALE FCI, LA 1722 | WILLIAMSBURG-CAMP 153

OAKDALE FDC, LA 702 | YANKTON FPC, SD 845

OAKDALE FDC-CAMP 168 | YAZOO CITY FCI, MS 1895

OKLAHOMA CITY FTC, OK 1367 | YAZOO-CAMP 149

OTISVILLE FCI, NY 1188 | YAZOO CITY MED FCI, MS 1668

OTISVILLE-CAMP 128 | BUREAU OF PRISONS 177314

OXFORD FCI, WI 1027 |

OXFORD-CAMP 206 | PRIVATELY MANAGED SECURE FACILITIES

PEKIN FCI, IL 1210 | ADAMS COUNTY CORR CTR CI, MS 2392

PEKIN-CAMP 315 | BIG SPRING CI, TX 3492

PENSACOLA FPC, FL 781 | CIBOLA COUNTY CI, NM 1191

PETERSBURG FCI, VA 1280 | D. RAY JAMES CORR FACL CI,GA 2478

PETERSBURG FCI-CAMP 344 | DALBY CI, TX 1910

PETERSBURG MED FCI, VA 1779 | EDEN CI, TX 1548

PHILADELPHIA FDC, PA 1078 | LIMESTONE DC, TX 1021

PHOENIX FCI, AZ 1148 | MCRAE CI, GA 1732

PHOENIX-CAMP 298 | MOSHANNON VALLEY CI, PA 1486

POLLOCK MED FCI, LA 1649 | NE OHIO CORR CTR CI, OH 1504

POLLOCK USP, LA 1342 | REEVES CI, TX 2408

POLLOCK-CAMP 278 | REEVES DC, TX 1343

RAY BROOK FCI, NY 1187 | RIVERS CI, NC 1426

ROCHESTER FMC, MN 981 | TAFT CI, CA 1777

SAFFORD FCI, AZ 1224 | TAFT-CAMP 564

SAN DIEGO MCC, CA 973 | WILLACY CI, TX 1704

SANDSTONE FCI, MN 1335 | TOTAL, PRIVATE FACILITIES 27976

SCHUYLKILL FCI, PA 1337 |

SCHUYLKILL-CAMP 334 | OTHER CONTRACT FACILITIES

SEAGOVILLE FCI, TX 1789 | RRC'S 8833

SEAGOVILLE-CAMP 166 | HOME CONFINEMENT 2552

SEATAC FDC, WA 841 | JAIL/SHORT-TERM DETENTION 689

SHERIDAN FCI, OR 1245 | CONTRACT JUVENILES 149

SHERIDAN-CAMP 469 | LONG-TERM BOARDERS 129

TOTAL, CONTRACTS 12352

TOTAL, BUREAU OF PRISONS 217642

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