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Box 1021  \nColeman, Florida 33521-1027  \nFCC Coleman – Low Executive Staff  \nWilliam Bechtold-Warden Mr. B. Romero-Associate Warden Mrs. W. Rodriguez-Deputy Captain  \nFCC Coleman – Low Department Heads/Supervisors  \nMrs. J. Upchurch-Deputy Case Management Coordinator Chaplain W. Lang-Supervisory Chaplain Mr. N. Yarnell-Assistant Education Supervisor Mr. C. Howard-Facilities General Foreman Mr. E. Hatchett-Assistant Food Service Administrator Mr. D. Montalvo-Assistant Health Services Administrator Dr. G. Whitlock-Chief Psychologist Mr. Jacobson-Supervisor of Recreation Mr. B. Torres-Unit Manager A Unit Mr. D. Gutierrez-Unit Manager B Unit Mr. F. Santos-Unit Manager C Unit  \nFederal Correctional Complex, Coleman, Florida  \nLow  \nPost Office Box 1021 (staff only) Coleman, Florida 33521 Telephone (352) 689-4000  \n\n|  | Low |  | Shared Services |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| W. Bechtold, Warden\u003Cbr>Mr. B. Romero Associate Warden\u003Cbr>Religious Services Computer Services Employees Club\u003Cbr>Mr. G. Miller Executive Assistant\u003Cbr>Public Information Officer\u003Cbr>Mrs. W. Rodriguez Deputy Captain |  | T. Jarvis, Complex Warden – USP-1 Charles L. Lockett, Warden-USP-2\u003Cbr>J. Pastrana, Warden-Medium\u003Cbr>Mr. R. Cheatham Associate Warden\u003Cbr>Correctional Services Financial Management\u003Cbr>Angel G. Motta Associate Warden\u003Cbr>Facilities Psychology Food Service Affirmative Action\u003Cbr>Ms. L. Lee Associate Warden\u003Cbr>Employee Services\u003Cbr>Mr. B. Blackmon Associate Warden\u003Cbr>Health Services Safety\u003Cbr>Mr. Morris Associate Warden\u003Cbr>Correctional Programs\u003Cbr>Mr. B. Moon Associate Warden\u003Cbr>Unicor\u003Cbr>Education\u003Cbr>Recreation |  |\n\nINTRODUCTION  \nThe Admission and Orientation Program (PS 5290.14 and COC 5290 . 14B) is designated to assist you with the expectations and opportunities that will possibly confront you as a newly assigned inmate. This handout has been developed to assist and acquaint you with the daily routine at the Federal Correction Complex (FCC) Coleman-Low Institution and will serve as a valuable recourse both initially and for future reference. The information in the handout is subject to change and shall follow all applicable laws and Bureau of Prisons policies. The mission of the Federal Bureau of Prisons is to protect society by confining offenders in the controlled environments of prisons and community-based facilities that are safe, humane, cost-efficient, and appropriately secure, and that provide work and self-improvement opportunities to assist offenders in becoming law-abiding citizens. Your cooperation with staff and other inmates will contribute to a positive, orderly environment at FCC Coleman-Low  \nOVERVIEW  \nFCC Coleman, Coleman, Florida, is the largest Federal Complex in the Federal Bureau of Prisons. The six (6) facilities of the complex are an administrative facility, male low security institution, male medium security institution, female minimum security institution, and two (2) male high security penitentiaries.  \nInmates shall use their chain-of-command with questions, concerns, or problem-solving issues prior to involving the Warden and/or Associate Warden. Your Correctional Counselor is the first person to contact when an issue arises. Should you contend your issue was not adequately addressed, the next person is your Case Manager and then your Unit Manager. Once you have exhausted your chain-of-command and your issue remains, feel free to discuss your concern with the Associate Warden during the lunch meal, compound, or via Inmate Request to Staff (BP-S148 .070) . The following is a general job description of staff and their role at FCC Coleman-Low:  \nWARDEN:  \nThe Warden at the low security institution has full authority for the day-to-day operations of the institution. While he/she is responsible for overall operation, he/she has delegated specific responsibilities to his/her Associate Wardens. The Warden works closely with all depa","cbCaiisptx0DoOWk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiisptx0DoOWk","pdf",384452,65,"English","# Introduction\n# Overview\n## Chain of command and issue resolution\n## Staff roles and responsibilities","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Admission and Orientation Program for newly assigned inmates?\",\"answer\":\"It assists newly assigned inmates with the expectations and opportunities they may face and helps them become acquainted with the daily routine at FCC Coleman-Low.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the inmate chain-of-command for questions or concerns?\",\"answer\":\"Inmates should start with their Correctional Counselor, then proceed to the Case Manager and Unit Manager if needed. If the issue remains after the chain-of-command is exhausted, they may discuss it with the Associate Warden.\"},{\"question\":\"Who has responsibility for day-to-day operations at the low security institution?\",\"answer\":\"The Warden has full authority for day-to-day operations and delegates specific responsibilities to the Associate Wardens.\"}]","FCC Coleman-Low Admission and Orientation Handbook | PDF",1790413451,164]