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BOP Program Statement 5513.01 § 1

PURPOSE AND SCOPE

activein force · 2026-05-07 – presentact-effective-date

This program statement is intended to implement a Posted Picture File (PPF) of inmates or

detainees who are potentially disruptive, escape risks, and/or who present a threat to staff or

institution security.

The Bureau identifies inmates or detainees who, because of prior record, current offense,

institution adjustment, or other factors, pose a significant threat to inmate or staff safety, the

institution’s security, or the surrounding community’s welfare.

The procedures required in this program statement apply to all inmates, including pretrial and

holdover inmates.

a. Program Objectives.

■ Each inmate or detainee who poses a particular threat to staff, other inmates, or the

community is identified in the institution PPF.

■ Each PPF is updated at least quarterly.

5513.01 5/7/2026 PROPERTY OF US GOVERNMENT 1

■ The PPF is reviewed by institution staff quarterly.

b. Institution Supplement. None.

History

PS 5513.01 dated 2026-05-07

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
1a9b7ee03582af31ead40734b15d6bfc5f25a254412b783af758eab5de7a58cc
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