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FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS 
Inmate Participation in Drug Treatment 
Programs vs. Staffing Levels 
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Table of Contents 
Executive Summary 
Inmate Participation in Drug Treatment Programs vs. Total Number of 
BOP Employees 
Including the total number of inmates in all drug treatment programs and the following individual programs: Drug 
Education Program, Residential Drug Abuse Program (RDAP), Non-Residential Drug Abuse Program (NRDAP), Community 
Treatment Program, and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program. 
Inmate Participation in Drug Treatment Programs vs. Filled First Step Act 
(FSA) Positions 
Including the total number of inmates in all drug treatment programs and the following individual programs: Drug 
Education Program, RDAP, NRDAP, Community Treatment Program, and MAT Program. 
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Executive Summary 
This analysis, conducted in response to GAO Priority Recommendation 2*, examines the correlation between inmate participation in drug 
treatment programs and staffing levels from FY2021 to FY2024. This analysis examines (1) the correlation between inmate participation in 
drug treatment programs and the total number of BOP employees, and (2) the correlation between inmate participation in drug 
treatment programs and the number of filled FSA positions. Findings reflect correlation only and do not imply causation. 
Key 
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Insights 
Total Number of BOP Employees 
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No correlation between the total number of BOP employees and the number of inmates 
participating in all drug treatment programs. 
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No correlation between the total number of BOP employees and the number of inmates 
participating in individual drug treatment programs.** 
Number of Filled FSA Positions 
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No correlation between the number of filled FSA positions and the number of inmates 
participating in the Drug Education Program, RDAP, or Community Treatment programs. 
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Moderate correlation between the number of filled FSA pos…
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