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BOP Program Statement 1070.10 § 3

SCHEDULING

activein force · 2026-09-03 – presentact-effective-date

Each Regional Director must schedule an ICP for each institution in that region at least once

every three years and schedule an ICP visit for newly activated institutions any time during the

first six months of activation. At their discretion, Regional Directors may schedule an ICP visit

for any institution that has undergone a Warden change within the first six months of the new

Warden’s arrival. Additionally, each Regional Director must provide an updated ICP schedule to

the Assistant Director, Division of Compliance and Oversight (DCO) at least once annually by

January 15th and notify the Assistant Director, DCO of any changes to the ICP schedule

immediately.

The DCO must maintain a current ICP master schedule and distribute it to all Executive Staff

members by January 31st of each year and at other times when requested.

History

PS 1070.10 dated 2026-09-03

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
c3f649509c13c5a94e07b58abe50632e9eaa6265a3e60aec7ecdc2dc8cad64ea
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