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BOP Program Statement 7030.01 § 5
COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS MISSION STATEMENT. The mission of
community corrections is to establish and oversee contracts for
community-based programs and to secure bed space for federal
offenders serving their sentences in non-Bureau facilities.
Community corrections also provides support to Bureau
institutions by reviewing and classifying newly-sentenced
offenders.
Community corrections staff:
a. Develop and oversee contract facilities that provide:
# pre-release assistance for inmates who are nearing
their release date, and
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# a structured environment for certain probationers,
parolees, and supervised releases.
b. Develop and oversee contract facilities that provide secure
confinement for sentenced federal offenders housed in non-federal
facilities, including federal juvenile offenders.
c. Develop and maintain working relationships with the federal
law enforcement family, as well as state and local governments.
d. Provide inmate systems and case management services to
offenders in non-Bureau facilities.
e. Provide technical assistance to state and local criminal
justice agencies and serve as the general liaison between the
Bureau and the public.
f. Develop and oversee contracts for community-based
transitional drug abuse treatment (TDAT).
History
PS 7030.01 dated 2005-02-23
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
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- bop-ps-2026-09-20
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