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110 Raby Ave

Pensacola, FL 32509

+1 (850) 457-1911

https://www.bop.gov

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is an official government organization that manages a system of Federal Prison Camps, including the one located in Pensacola, Florida. Focused on maintaining safety and security, BOP provides resources for inmates, prospective employees, and the community while promoting rehabilitation and reentry into society.

BOP offers career opportunities across various roles, including healthcare positions and correctional staff, inviting individuals to join their mission of supporting inmate management and welfare. The agency emphasizes transparency and accessibility, providing tools for locating inmates, filing reports, and engaging with the community.

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County Jail

Escambia County Corrections in Pensacola provides essential contact information for those seeking assistance with county jail services. With a focus on connecting individuals with the necessary resources, Escambia County Corrections aims to support the community through their dedicated services. Generated from their website's infomation

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Escambia County Corrections-Video Visitation Center

Escambia County Corrections provides video visitation services for inmates at the Escambia County Jail through their Video Visitation Center. With this convenient option, friends and family can connect with their incarcerated loved ones without the need for in-person visits. Generated from their website's infomation

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Santa Rosa Correctional Institute

Opened in 1996, the Santa Rosa Correctional Institution is a correctional facility that provides close custody of adult, male offenders. The prison s population is comprised of more than 1,150 people. As a part of Florida s correctional system, the facility is equipped with fences, razor wire ribbons, electronic detection systems, perimeter towers with armed officers and roving perimeter vehicles. The inmates typically reside in open-bay dormitories with bunk beds. Exceptions include those who are confined for disciplinary and security reasons and those on death row. The state s correctional facilities are divided into major institutions, work camps, work-release centers and road prisons.