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Review and Inspection of Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn Facilities Issues and Related Impacts on Inmates

Submitting OIG:

Department of Justice OIG

Report Description:

To view a short video related to this report, please click the link below.

Date Issued:

Thursday, September 26, 2019

Agency Reviewed / Investigated:

Department of Justice

Submitting OIG-Specific Report Number:

19-04

Component, if applicable:

Federal Bureau of Prisons

Location(s):

Agency-Wide

Type of Report:

Inspection / Evaluation

Number of Recommendations:

9

View Document:

Attachment	Size
e1904.pdf	3.55 MB

Additional Details Link:

https://oig.justice.gov/multimedia/video-09-26-19.htm

Related Open Recommendations

Recommendation Number	Recommendation Status	Significant Recommendation	Additional Details
1	Open	No	https://oig.justice.gov/reports
Complete the heating, ventilation, and cooling equipment upgrade subproject at Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn and ensure that the equipment is capable of maintaining temperatures at BOP targets. Further, ensure that upgraded hardware and Building Management System software allow facilities staff to accurately monitor building temperatures and heating, ventilation, and cooling equipment performance.
2	Open	No	https://oig.justice.gov/reports
Take further action to diagnose the sources of temperature regulation issues and remedy them, if the upgraded Metropolitan Detention Center Brooklyn heating, ventilation, and cooling system cannot maintain building temperatures at BOP targets.
4	Open	No	https://oig.justice.gov/reports
Ensure that, in the absence of Building Management System software, institutions use a consistent and sound method to measure and document temperatures and record all maintenance performed on heating, ventilation, and cooling equipment.
7	Open	No	https://oig.justice.gov/reports
Require institutions to maintain a list of inmates who use continuous positive airway pressure machines, or other electronic medical devices, in their cells so that institution staff can make every effort to accommodate those inmates in the event of a power outage.