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@OfficialFBOP

Official X page for the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Inquiries may be sent to BOP-DIR-PublicAffairs-S@bop.gov.
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Washington, D.C. bop.gov Joined October 2017
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Federal Bureau of Prisons @OfficialFBOP
The Bureau is taking bold action to strengthen our workforce.
With Operation Full-Strength, we are aggressively hiring to bring 4,500 new employees onboard this fiscal year; cutting hiring times from months to weeks and already onboarding a record 645 Correctional Officers in just one month. This surge isn’t just about numbers. It’s about reducing workload pressure, supporting staff well being, and delivering the resources our institutions need. This initiative is a direct response to what employees told us they need: relief, support, and real action. And we are delivering. More hires. Faster timelines. Stronger institutions. Together, we are building a stronger, more resilient Bureau; one step, one hire at a time. #OperationFullStrength #BOPCareers #HiringNow #SupportOurStaff

Learn more here: bit.ly/4zulObJ
A group of individuals in uniform are gathered in a discussion inside a building. The text reads, "Strengthening our workforce. Supporting our mission." The bottom text mentions the Federal Bureau of Prisons. The logo of the Federal Bureau of Prisons is visible in the lower right corner.
A recruitment poster for the Federal Bureau of Prisons titled "FY 2027 Hiring Target." It highlights the goal of hiring 4,500 new employees. A person is seen inside a Bureau vehicle. The poster promotes increasing staffing, strengthening services, supporting operations, and building a stronger bureau.
A group of uniformed individuals walking on a path within a fenced area. The text reads: "645 Correctional Officers Onboarded. In the last month alone, FBOP has onboarded a record 645 Correctional Officers. That’s approximately 6,500 shifts per pay period now covered that could have otherwise required a mandate or augment." The U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons logo is at the bottom.
A poster titled "Operation Full-Strength: Building a Safer, Stronger Future" in bold red and blue text. Background features a silhouette of a guard tower with barbed wire and fencing. The bottom text describes a five-year workforce strategy focusing on leadership, training, recognition, and accountability.