FCI Marianna Release Destinations
FCI Marianna is a medium-security federal correctional institution with an adjacent minimum-security satellite camp. BOP operates both. Leaving the main institution can mean movement to the camp, transfer to a different federal prison, release to the community, placement under federal supervised release, or delivery to another authority. Only the BOP record and related federal court file can distinguish those paths.
A BOP result showing “Released” or “Not in BOP Custody,” no current BOP location, and a past Release Date supports departure from BOP custody on that date. It does not prove that every form of custody or court supervision ended. Another justice system can receive the person, and a federal judge may have imposed supervised release after imprisonment. A future date is projected. “UNKNOWN” means BOP does not display a determined release date.
| FCI Marianna event | Meaning | Next record |
|---|---|---|
| Main institution to camp | BOP custody continues | BOP location result |
| Transfer to another BOP prison | Federal custody continues | BOP locator and movement record |
| Past release date, no BOP location | Departure from BOP custody | Federal court docket |
| Future release date | Projected federal date | Recheck BOP |
| Another authority receives person | Custody may continue outside BOP | Receiving agency record |
Search FCI Marianna Releases
The BOP Inmate Locator accepts a BOP register number, DCDC number, FBI number, INS number, or a name search with optional age, race, and sex. A register number is the strongest key. For a name search, compare every displayed identifier and descriptor. BOP generally covers federal inmates from 1982 forward, so an older federal case may require the historical records path described by BOP.
Use this sequence for a named federal release:
- Search the BOP locator by register number or carefully matched name.
- Read the Location and Release Date together.
- Confirm that the date is past and the status says Released or Not in BOP Custody.
- Search the federal court docket for the judgment and any supervised-release term.
- If another authority is indicated, continue with that custodian before describing current status.
The Jackson County released inmate search separates BOP results from county and FDC records. Do not use the Penn Avenue Booking line or Florida’s offender network to verify a federal prison discharge.
FCI Marianna Locator Fields
BOP locator results list name, register number, age, race, sex, Release Date, and Location or status. These public fields are concise. They do not provide the full release reason, receiving authority, complete movement history, or terms of post-release supervision. Use the number and identity fields to match the person, then interpret the date in relation to the current location.
BOP’s locator record explanation is represented by the official source image below. It clarifies why a person with no present BOP facility may still be involved with another justice system or supervision.
The screenshot supports use of BOP’s federal result, while the federal judgment and docket provide the sentence and supervision context that the locator omits.
- Register number
- The stable BOP identifier used to distinguish people with similar names.
- Release Date
- A past date can support actual BOP departure; a future date is projected.
- Not in BOP Custody
- No current BOP confinement, without a promise about other custody.
- Supervised release
- A court-ordered federal term after prison, verified through the federal case.
FCI Marianna Federal Contact
The facility contact can help route current institutional questions, but it is not a public historical-release database. Include the full name, register number, and whether the last known placement was the main institution or satellite camp. For older or formal records, use BOP’s records procedures and the federal court docket rather than asking the county jail.
Federal Correctional Institution Marianna3625 FCI Road
Marianna, FL 32446
Phone: 850-526-2313
Email: MNA-ExecAssistant-S@bop.gov
Medium-security institution with adjacent minimum-security camp
The official FCI Marianna facility page supplies the current location and contact context shown below.
This source identifies the federal institution and camp. It does not replace the BOP locator for a person or the federal docket for a release order and supervision term.
FCI Main and Camp Transfers
The main FCI and its camp are separate security settings within the Marianna federal complex. Movement from one to the other changes location but not sovereign custody. A transfer to another BOP institution has the same effect. When a last-known record says “Marianna,” confirm whether it refers to the main institution or camp and whether the later locator names a different BOP site.
BOP’s live facility data reports the main institution and camp as distinct populations. Those figures can change and are not release counts. The useful point is structural: a person can vanish from one Marianna component while remaining in federal custody. The register number connects the federal records when location labels shift.
USMS adds another boundary. Federal pretrial detainees may be held in federal, state, local, or private facilities, then released by court order or delivered to BOP after conviction. USMS has no equivalent public historical release locator. If the person was a federal pretrial detainee rather than a sentenced BOP prisoner, use the federal docket and appropriate agency records instead of assuming FCI Marianna held the release record.
Hurricane Michael Prison Evacuation
FCI Marianna has a distinctive continuity problem for historical searches. BOP’s Hurricane Michael account reports extensive damage and evacuation of more than 1,200 federal prisoners within three days. A record naming Marianna before or during that disruption may lead to another BOP institution afterward. The evacuation was a mass transfer response, not a mass release.
The BOP account is represented in the matching facility image below. It provides the context needed to interpret an older last-known location.
The evacuation history explains why Marianna may disappear from a later location result even though federal custody continued elsewhere.
Search by register number and follow the newer BOP result. If a historical movement record is required, request it through the federal records channel and give the date range surrounding the storm. Do not convert the absence of a Marianna location into a release. The actual federal release still requires a past Release Date and the corresponding no-longer-in-BOP status, with court review for supervision.
FCI Marianna Court Verification
The federal judgment explains the sentence, imprisonment term, and supervised-release term. Later docket entries may address sentence changes, revocation, or another order. The BOP locator supplies a public custody and release signal, but it does not reproduce the full judgment. Use both sources when the question is whether prison ended and what legal status followed.
A supervised-release term is not BOP prison custody. It is a federal court-ordered term after confinement. If the docket shows such a term, state that the person left BOP custody but remained subject to federal supervision. If a later revocation returns the person to confinement, treat it as another custody episode and check the new BOP record.
When dates conflict, distinguish the projected BOP date, actual past Release Date, court order date, and supervision start. Different systems can post at different times. Preserve the exact label and source rather than compressing them into one date.
Note: BOP confirms federal custody departure, while the federal court record explains the sentence and any supervision that follows.
FCI Marianna Record Limits
A blank or unmatched locator search is not enough to declare release. Retry the register number, spelling, age, race, and sex. Confirm that the person was actually in BOP custody rather than USMS, immigration, military, state, or local custody. Records before 1982 can require a National Archives route. Privacy and data limits can also make a public result less complete than the formal file.
If another authority appears after BOP, search that system. ICE’s locator is current or recent and has its own coverage limits. A state detainer can lead to state or local custody. In every case, attach the custodian’s name to the claim. “Released from FCI Marianna” describes an end to that federal placement; “released from BOP custody” is broader but still does not guarantee freedom from every authority.
For a formal request, use the register number, full name, custody dates, Marianna component, and exact record type. Narrow terms help distinguish a movement record, actual release record, projected-date calculation, and court supervision document.
Keep a copy of the BOP locator result with the search date. A later custody episode can change the live display, while the saved result and federal docket preserve what was reported for the earlier event.