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Quick Facts
- For non‑facility website questions, contact BOP Central Office at 320 First St., NW, Washington, DC 20534 and phone (202) 307‑3198.
- Facility‑specific operations or procedure inquiries should be directed to Pekin FCI; contact details are listed on the facility’s web page under “Locations.”
- Facility pages typically list phone, fax, mailing address, and email — check the facility contact page for the exact method you need.
- Central and state offices often treat email like written correspondence; expect to allow several weeks for a reply.
Common Questions
Who should I contact about Pekin FCI operations or procedures?
Contact Pekin FCI directly for questions about facility operations or procedures. Use the contact information listed on the facility’s web page under “Locations.”
What is the phone number and address for BOP Central Office?
BOP Central Office is located at 320 First St., NW, Washington, DC 20534. The phone number is (202) 307-3198, and it’s the right contact for central-level matters or BOP website issues.
What information should I include when contacting Pekin FCI or the central office?
Include your contact details, the incarcerated person’s full name, and any ID or booking number you have. That helps staff locate the right records and respond faster.
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