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Federal Correctional Institution Greenville Overview

Federal Correctional Institution Greenville is operated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons. It is a federal facility with a medium-security FCI and a minimum-security satellite camp. It should not be described as a Bond County jail roster facility. Local arrests, county booking records, and court charges tied to Bond County Jail are handled through county and court channels. FCI Greenville is searched through the BOP system because it houses federal sentenced people and related federal custody populations.

The 2025 PREA audit identifies the parent agency as the U.S. Department of Justice and lists the facility as accredited within the prior three years. It names Thomas Lillard as warden in that dated audit. The audit also reports both male and female custody, an age range of 20 to 78, and custody levels described as medium, minimum, community, in, and out. Those federal facts matter because a person may be in Greenville but outside the control of the Bond County Sheriff.

Federal Correctional Institution Greenville Population

The 2025 FCI Greenville PREA audit gives detailed federal capacity and population figures. It lists designated capacity of 723 for the FCI and 127 for the satellite camp. It also reports a current population of 1,045 at the FCI and 231 at the camp at audit time. The prior 12-month average daily population was 1,066 for the FCI and 232 for the camp. These are federal prison figures, not Bond County Jail figures.

The same audit reports 1,248 admissions in the prior 12 months, with 1,210 people staying 72 hours or more and 1,124 staying 30 days or more. Average length of stay was 688 days. Staff with inmate contact numbered 293. Those measures describe a federal prison environment with longer stays and BOP sentence administration, which differs sharply from a small county jail built around local arrest, intake, pretrial hearings, and short county custody.

The successful facility image from the BOP Greenville facility page shows the official source used for core facility details, location, and federal operator context.

The BOP facility page supports facility identification. Population, capacity, and program-condition figures come from the PREA audit and the local visiting supplement.

Look Up Federal Correctional Institution Greenville Inmates

Use the BOP Inmate Locator for FCI Greenville. The Bond County Sheriff does not operate FCI Greenville and should not be treated as the primary search office for people in BOP custody. A federal search can be run by number or by name. Number searches may use a BOP Register Number, DCDC Number, FBI Number, or INS Number. Name searches generally use first, middle, and last name, plus narrowing fields such as race, sex, and age.

1. Open the BOP Inmate Locator and choose a number search if a register number or other federal number is known.
2. If no number is known, search by name and use age, race, or sex only when those details are reliable.
3. Check that the result shows FCI Greenville or the Greenville camp, since federal people can transfer between BOP facilities.
4. For county arrest custody, use Bond County Jail instead. For immigration custody, use ICE ODLS. For state prison custody after an Illinois sentence, use IDOC.

Federal systems do not work like a county booking roster. The BOP locator is for custody location and identity. It is not a public mugshot gallery, and federal mugshots are not posted for routine public browsing through BOP. Federal case records may exist in federal court systems, while facility custody is still checked through BOP. If a person was recently arrested locally before a federal transfer, Bond County Jail and the court record may explain the first local custody stage.

Federal Correctional Institution Greenville Visits

The FCI Greenville visiting supplement dated October 1, 2024 lists regular visiting for the FCI, the satellite camp, and SHU or non-contact visits on Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Visitors should not rely on the schedule without checking BOP updates, because visiting can be affected by institutional operations, discipline, health restrictions, weather, staffing, or federal holidays.

The supplement lists a general visitor limit of five total visitors, including children, unless the warden or captain approves an exception. Visitors age 16 or older must show a valid government photo ID. Background checks are required, and visitor forms may need to be processed again if they are more than three years old. Attorney visits can be arranged through the Unit Team if the attorney is not on an approved list or needs time outside regular visiting hours.

Federal Correctional Institution Greenville Mail

BOP communication rules are separate from Bond County jail procedures. BOP's general inmate communications information covers mail, phone, email-style messaging, and money concepts at the federal level. The research set supports the Greenville mailing address as P.O. Box 4000, Greenville, IL 62246. Use the person's committed name and register number in the address format and verify the current BOP mail rules before sending photos, books, legal mail, publications, or funds.

Federal inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming phone calls. BOP institutions permit outbound calls under BOP rules, monitoring, approved lists, and available account funds or program access. Electronic messaging, when available, is a BOP system feature and is not the same as county jail video or phone cards. Money for federal custody follows BOP processes, not Bond County Sheriff's Office payment windows or warrant fee procedures.

Directions to Federal Correctional Institution Greenville

The local visiting supplement gives practical driving instructions. From the east, use Interstate 70 exit 45, go north to the first light, turn left, then turn left at the first stop sign to the institution. From the west, use exit 41, go north over the interstate to U.S. Highway 40, turn east or right, then turn right at the first stop sign to reach the institution.

The supplement also distinguishes parking areas. Camp visitor parking stays on the entrance road. FCI visitor parking is the first right. Because access control matters at a federal institution, visitors should bring required identification, avoid prohibited items, arrive with time for processing, and confirm any change in road, entrance, or parking instructions before the trip.

Federal Correctional Institution Greenville Intake

FCI Greenville intake is not street-arrest booking by the Bond County Sheriff. Federal admission usually follows a federal sentence, designation, transfer, or other BOP placement process. The PREA audit reports admissions over the prior 12 months and gives the average length of stay, which points to a prison setting rather than a short county hold. After arrival, BOP custody involves identity, records, classification, housing, health screening, orientation, and facility rule review under federal procedures.

Custody level also matters. The Greenville complex includes a medium-security FCI and a minimum-security satellite camp, so a person listed at Greenville may not be in the same housing environment as another person with the same city location. Federal designations and transfers can change. Always confirm the facility field in the BOP locator before arranging a visit or mailing an item.

Federal Correctional Institution Greenville Conditions

The 2025 PREA audit documents institutional roles, accreditation, staff counts, contractor counts, and victim-advocacy arrangements. It reports an agreement with Prairie Counseling Center for crisis intervention, emotional support, accompaniment for forensic exams or investigatory interviews, and follow-up crisis counseling on request. PREA material is facility-specific and dated, so it is useful for conditions context even though it is not a roster or case file.

Visiting attire rules in the local supplement are detailed. The prohibited list includes open-toed shoes, crocs, shorts, mini-skirts, sheer or form-fitting clothing, skinny jeans or leggings, pants with holes, low-cut or backless clothing, halter or midriff tops, sleeveless tops, some above-knee dresses when seated, underwire or metal-clasp bras, heeled or platform shoes, hats and bandanas except for religious or medical reasons, offensive logos, camouflage, tan, khaki, fluorescent orange, and clothing that resembles inmate uniforms. When in doubt, wear plain conservative clothing and call the facility.

Federal Correctional Institution Greenville Records

Federal custody records, federal court records, and county jail records are separate. FCI Greenville has no county-style mugshot gallery, and BOP does not publish routine booking-photo browsing for the public. If a person is in BOP custody, the locator is the starting point for location. If the question is about a federal charge, sentence, judgment, or docket event, federal court records are the better path. If the question is about an earlier Bond County arrest, the county jail and Circuit Clerk records may be relevant only for that local stage.

BOP Register Number

The federal custody identifier used in the BOP locator and mail addressing.

Designated capacity

The number of spaces the audit assigns to a facility component, separate from the current count.

Satellite camp

A minimum-security BOP unit tied to the main Greenville institution.

ICE ODLS

The immigration detainee locator, separate from BOP and the county jail.