64258 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 240 / Thursday, December 14, 1995 / Notices

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Bureau of Prisons

List of Bureau of Prisons Institutions

AGENCY: Bureau of Prisons, Justice.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: In this document, the Bureau

of Prisons is publishing a consolidated

listing of its institutions. The following

institutions have been added to the

listing: an administrative maximum

United States Penitentiary at Florence,

Colorado; Federal Correctional

Institutions at Beckley, West Virginia;

Coleman, Florida (Low Security);

Coleman, Florida (Medium Security);

and Waseca, Minnesota; and a Federal

Detention Center at Miami, Florida. The

existing Federal Correctional Institution

at Butner, North Carolina has been

designated as medium security, and a

new low security facility has been

added at the same location. The existing

United States Penitentiary at Florence,

Colorado has been identified as high

security in order to distinguish it from

the administrative maximum facility at

that same location. The former

Metropolitan Correctional Center at

Miami, Florida has been redesignated as

a Federal Correctional Institution. The

independent Federal Prison Camp at

Millington, Tennessee has been

removed from the list of Federal Prison

Camps because it is now to be

administered as a satellite camp to the

Federal Correctional Institution at

Memphis, Tennessee.

ADDRESSES: Office of General Counsel,

Bureau of Prisons, 320 First Street NW.,

HOLC Room 754, Washington, DC

20534.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Roy

Nanovic, (202) 514–6655.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Attorney

General Order No. 646–76 (41 FR

14805), as amended, classifies and lists

the various Bureau of Prisons

institutions. Attorney General Order No.

960–81, Reorganization Regulations,

published in the Federal Register

October 27, 1981 (at 46 FR 52339 et

seq.) delegated to the Director, Bureau of

Prisons, in 28 CFR 0.96(q), the authority

to establish and designate Bureau of

Prisons institutions. The last listing of

the Bureau’s institutions was published

in the Federal Register on July 11, 1994

(59 FR 35458).

This notice is not a rule within the

meaning of the Administrative

Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C. 551(4), the

Regulatory Flexibility Act, 5 U.S.C.

601(2), or Executive Order No. 12291,

Sec. 1(a).

By virtue of the authority vested in

the Attorney General in 18 U.S.C. 3621,

4001, 4003, 4042, 4081, and 4082

(repealed in part October 12, 1984) and

delegated to the Director, Bureau of

Prisons by 28 CFR 0.96(q), it is hereby

ordered as follows:

The following institutions are

established and designated as places of

confinement for the detention of

persons held under authority of any Act

of Congress, and for persons charged

with or convicted of offenses against the

United States or otherwise placed in the

custody of the Attorney General of the

United States.

A. The Bureau of Prisons institutions

at the following locations are designated

as U.S. Penitentiaries:

(1) Allenwood, Pennsylvania;

(2) Atlanta, Georgia;

(3) Florence, Colorado (ADMAX);

(4) Florence, Colorado (High Security);

(5) Leavenworth, Kansas;

(6) Lewisburg, Pennsylvania;

(7) Lompoc, California;

(8) Marion, Illinois; and

(9) Terre Haute, Indiana.

B. The Bureau of Prisons institutions

at the following locations are designated

as Federal Correctional Institutions:

(1) Allenwood, Pennsylvania (Low

Security);

(2) Allenwood, Pennsylvania (Medium

Security);

(3) Ashland, Kentucky;

(4) Bastrop, Texas;

(5) Beckley, West Virginia;

(6) Big Spring, Texas;

(7) Butner, North Carolina (Low

Security);

(8) Butner, North Carolina (Medium

Security);

(9) Coleman, Florida (Low Security);

(10) Coleman, Florida (Medium

Security);

(11) Cumberland, Maryland;

(12) Danbury, Connecticut;

(13) Dublin, California;

(14) El Reno, Oklahoma;

(15) Englewood, Colorado;

(16) Estill, South Carolina;

(17) Fairton, New Jersey;

(18) Florence, Colorado;

(19) Fort Dix, New Jersey;

(20) Greenville, Illinois;

(21) Jesup, Georgia;

(22) La Tuna, Texas;

(23) Lompoc, California;

(24) Loretto, Pennsylvania;

(25) Manchester, Kentucky;

(26) Marianna, Florida;

(27) McKean, Pennsylvania;

(28) Memphis, Tennessee;

(29) Miami, Florida;

(30) Milan, Michigan;

(31) Morgantown, West Virginia;

(32) Oakdale, Louisiana (formerly

Oakdale I);

(33) Otisville, New York;

(34) Oxford, Wisconsin;

(35) Pekin, Illinois;

(36) Petersburg, Virginia;

(37) Phoenix, Arizona;

(38) Ray Brook, New York;

(39) Safford, Arizona;

(40) Sandstone, Minnesota;

(41) Schuylkill, Pennsylvania;

(42) Seagoville, Texas;

(43) Sheridan, Oregon;

(44) Talladega, Alabama;

(45) Tallahassee, Florida;

(46) Terminal Island, California;

(47) Texarkana, Texas;

(48) Three Rivers, Texas;

(49) Tucson, Arizona; and

(50) Waseca, Minnesota.

C. The Bureau of Prisons institutions

at the following locations are designated

as Federal Prison Camps:

(1) Alderson, West Virginia;

(2) Allenwood, Pennsylvania;

(3) Boron, California;

(4) Bryan, Texas;

(5) Duluth, Minnesota;

(6) Eglin, Florida;

(7) El Paso, Texas;

(8) Montgomery, Alabama;

(9) Nellis, Nevada;

(10) Pensacola, Florida;

(11) Seymour-Johnson, North Carolina;

and

(12) Yankton, South Dakota.

D. The Bureau of Prisons institutions

at the following locations house inmates

who are primarily pre-trial detainees

and are designated as:

Federal Detention Centers:

(1) Miami, Florida; and

(2) Oakdale, Louisiana (formerly

Oakdale II).

Metropolitan Correctional Centers:

(1) Chicago, Illinois;

(2) New York, New York; and

(3) San Diego, California.

Metropolitan Detention Centers:

(1) Brooklyn, New York;

(2) Guaynabo, Puerto Rico; and

(3) Los Angeles, California.

E. The Bureau of Prisons institution at

Springfield, Missouri is designated as

the U.S. Medical Center for Federal

Prisoners.

F. The Bureau of Prisons institutions

at the following locations are designated

as Federal Medical Centers:

(1) Carswell, Texas;

(2) Fort Worth, Texas;

(3) Lexington, Kentucky; and

(4) Rochester, Minnesota.

G. The Bureau of Prisons institution at

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is designated

as the Federal Transportation Center.

Wallace H. Cheney,

Acting Director, Federal Bureau of Prisons.

[FR Doc. 95–30494 Filed 12–13–95; 8:45 am]

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