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	<strong>CLOSED:</strong> FCI Dublin ~~was~~ permanently ~~closed~~ in December 2024 ~~following~~ a widespread sexual abuse scandal involving staff. Ten correctional officers ~~have been charged with~~ sex ~~crimes~~, ~~including~~ former warden Ray Garcia ~~who was~~ convicted at trial. ~~Approximately~~ 600 women were transferred to ~~other~~ federal facilities ~~nationwide~~.		<strong>CLOSED:</strong> FCI Dublin shut its doors permanently in December 2024 after a widespread sexual abuse scandal involving staff members. Ten correctional officers faced sex crime charges, with former warden Ray Garcia ultimately convicted at trial. Around 600 women were transferred out to federal facilities across the country.
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	'''Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin''' ('''FCI Dublin''') was a low-security ~~United States~~ federal prison ~~for~~ female inmates ~~located~~ in Dublin, California. ~~It was operated by the~~ [[Index of Federal Prison Facilities\|Federal Bureau of Prisons]], ~~a division of~~ the United States Department of Justice. ~~The facility was~~ permanently ~~closed~~ in December 2024 following a years~~-long~~ sexual abuse ~~scandal~~ and ~~subsequent~~ federal investigation.		'''Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin''' ('''FCI Dublin''') was a low-security federal prison housing female inmates in Dublin, California. The [[Index of Federal Prison Facilities\|Federal Bureau of Prisons]], which operates under the United States Department of Justice, ran the facility. It permanently shut down in December 2024 following years of sexual abuse allegations and a federal investigation.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

	~~FCI Dublin~~ became an exclusively female ~~prison~~ in 2012 ~~and~~ was one of only five federal prisons for women ~~in the United States~~. ~~The facility was located approximately~~ 35 miles east of San Francisco on the grounds of Camp Parks, a U.S. Army Reserve ~~facility~~.		The prison became exclusively female in 2012. It was one of only five federal prisons for women nationwide. About 35 miles east of San Francisco, the facility sat on the grounds of Camp Parks, a U.S. Army Reserve installation.

	~~Prior to~~ closure, ~~FCI Dublin housed approximately~~ 600 female inmates in a low-security ~~setting~~ with dormitory-style housing.		Before closure, roughly 600 female inmates lived there in low-security conditions with dormitory-style housing.

	== Notable Inmates (Historical) ==		== Notable Inmates (Historical) ==

	~~Before its closure, FCI Dublin housed several~~ high-profile ~~inmates~~:		Several high-profile women served time at FCI Dublin:

	* '''[[Felicity Huffman]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, ~~served~~ 11 days in October 2019.		* '''[[Felicity Huffman]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, she spent 11 days there in October 2019.
	* '''[[Lori Loughlin]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, served 2 months from October to December 2020.		* '''[[Lori Loughlin]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, served 2 months from October through December 2020.
	* '''Heather Mack''' - Convicted of ~~murdering~~ her mother in Bali, served time after extradition to the U.S.		* '''Heather Mack''' - Convicted of her mother's murder in Bali, she served time after extradition to the U.S.
	* '''Patty Hearst''' - Heiress kidnapped by the SLA, served time in the 1970s ~~(later~~ pardoned).		* '''Patty Hearst''' - Heiress kidnapped by the SLA, she served time in the 1970s before being pardoned.

	== Sexual Abuse Scandal and Closure ==		== Sexual Abuse Scandal and Closure ==
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	=== Timeline ===		=== Timeline ===

	~~FCI Dublin became embroiled in scandal between~~ 2021 and 2022 ~~when~~ reports ~~emerged~~ of a ~~permissive and~~ toxic ~~culture of rampant sexual~~ abuse by staff. The ~~facility gained a reputation for having~~ a "rape club" ~~that terrorized inmates, while guards retaliated against women~~ who reported their abusers.		Between 2021 and 2022, reports of a toxic environment emerged. Sexual abuse by staff was rampant. The prison earned a dark nickname: the "rape club." Inmates who reported their abusers faced retaliation.

	In January 2024, CBS's ''60 Minutes'' ~~aired~~ a special ~~titled~~ "Agency In Crisis" ~~focusing on~~ conditions ~~at FCI Dublin~~. ~~Shortly after, the~~ FBI raided the facility.		In January 2024, CBS's ''60 Minutes'' broadcast a special called "Agency In Crisis" about conditions there. The FBI raided the facility shortly after.

	On April 15, 2024, the Bureau of Prisons announced ~~the~~ temporary closure ~~of FCI Dublin,~~ just 10 days after Wendy Still ~~was named~~ special master ~~over the prison~~. ~~Approximately~~ 600 women ~~were~~ transferred to roughly 13 ~~other~~ federal prisons across the ~~United States~~.		On April 15, 2024, the Bureau of Prisons announced temporary closure. This came just 10 days after Wendy Still became special master. Around 600 women got transferred to roughly 13 federal prisons across the nation.

	In December 2024~~, the~~ Bureau ~~of Prisons permanently closed FCI Dublin as part of a "strategic realignment," citing~~ poor facility conditions, staffing shortages ~~exacerbated~~ by ~~the high cost of living in the~~ Bay Area, and the ~~extensive~~ repairs ~~that would be~~ needed to reopen.		December 2024 brought permanent closure. The Bureau cited poor facility conditions, staffing shortages driven by Bay Area living costs, and the major repairs needed to reopen.

	=== Criminal Charges ===		=== Criminal Charges ===

	~~As of June 2025, ten~~ FCI Dublin correctional officers ~~have been charged with~~ sex ~~crimes—the~~ highest number at any federal facility in the country. Seven officers ~~have been~~ sentenced for sex crimes~~, and two~~ were convicted at trial, including former warden Ray Garcia.		Ten FCI Dublin correctional officers faced sex crime charges as of June 2025. That's the highest number at any federal facility in the country. Seven officers were sentenced for sex crimes. Two were convicted at trial, including former warden Ray Garcia.

	~~In April 2025, a jury deadlocked in the trial of an~~ officer nicknamed "Dirty Dick" Smith. A retrial is scheduled for August 2025.		An officer nicknamed "Dirty Dick" Smith faced a deadlocked jury in April 2025. A retrial is scheduled for August 2025.

	=== Settlements and Consent Decree ===		=== Settlements and Consent Decree ===

	~~More than~~ 100 former inmates ~~have~~ received ~~over~~ $100 million in settlement ~~payouts~~ from the federal government for ~~the~~ abuse ~~they endured at FCI Dublin~~.		Over 100 former inmates received more than $100 million in settlement money from the federal government for their abuse.

	On December 6, 2024, the parties ~~reached~~ an unprecedented Consent Decree ~~that will be enforced at over~~ a dozen federal women's prisons ~~where~~ nearly 500 former FCI Dublin inmates ~~are now housed~~. The two-year agreement ~~mandates robust~~ oversight and ~~remedies~~ for ~~issues related to~~ staff sexual and physical abuse, retaliation, medical care, and case work.		On December 6, 2024, the parties agreed to an unprecedented Consent Decree. It applies to more than a dozen federal women's prisons housing nearly 500 former FCI Dublin inmates. The two-year agreement requires strong oversight and fixes for staff sexual and physical abuse, retaliation, medical care, and case work issues.

	=== Future of the Facility ===		=== Future of the Facility ===

	~~In February 2025,~~ ICE officials visited the closed ~~FCI Dublin~~ facility to explore ~~the possibility of~~ converting it into an immigrant detention center.		ICE officials visited the closed facility in February 2025. They wanted to explore converting it into an immigrant detention center.

	== Notes from Alumni ==		== Notes from Alumni ==

	We have ~~not~~ yet ~~heard any notes or tips from alumni of FCI Dublin~~. ~~Have~~ something ~~you'd like~~ to ~~contribute~~? Log in ~~above~~ and ~~then~~ tap Edit at the top of this page to ~~get started~~.		No alumni notes have come in yet. Got something to share? Log in and tap Edit at the top of this page to contribute.

	''~~Please remember~~ that ~~experiences are~~ unique and may not ~~reflect~~ today's ~~experience~~.''		''Remember that each person's experience is unique and may not match today's conditions.''

	== Location ==		== Location ==
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	Physical address: 5701 8th St, Camp Parks, Dublin, CA 94568		Physical address: 5701 8th St, Camp Parks, Dublin, CA 94568

	~~FCI Dublin was located approximately~~ 35 miles east of San Francisco.		The prison sat about 35 miles east of San Francisco.

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	'''Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin''' ('''FCI Dublin''') was a low-security United States federal prison for female inmates located in Dublin, California. It was operated by the [[~~Index_of_Federal_Prison_Facilities~~\|Federal Bureau of Prisons]], a division of the United States Department of Justice. The facility was permanently closed in December 2024 following a years-long sexual abuse scandal and subsequent federal investigation.		'''Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin''' ('''FCI Dublin''') was a low-security United States federal prison for female inmates located in Dublin, California. It was operated by the [[Index of Federal Prison Facilities\|Federal Bureau of Prisons]], a division of the United States Department of Justice. The facility was permanently closed in December 2024 following a years-long sexual abuse scandal and subsequent federal investigation.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
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	Before its closure, FCI Dublin housed several high-profile inmates:		Before its closure, FCI Dublin housed several high-profile inmates:

	* '''[[~~Felicity_Huffman~~]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, served 11 days in October 2019.		* '''[[Felicity Huffman]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, served 11 days in October 2019.
	* '''[[~~Lori_Loughlin~~]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, served 2 months from October to December 2020.		* '''[[Lori Loughlin]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, served 2 months from October to December 2020.
	* '''Heather Mack''' - Convicted of murdering her mother in Bali, served time after extradition to the U.S.		* '''Heather Mack''' - Convicted of murdering her mother in Bali, served time after extradition to the U.S.
	* '''Patty Hearst''' - Heiress kidnapped by the SLA, served time in the 1970s (later pardoned).		* '''Patty Hearst''' - Heiress kidnapped by the SLA, served time in the 1970s (later pardoned).

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	Prior to closure, FCI Dublin housed approximately 600 female inmates in a low-security setting with dormitory-style housing.		Prior to closure, FCI Dublin housed approximately 600 female inmates in a low-security setting with dormitory-style housing.

			== Notable Inmates (Historical) ==

			Before its closure, FCI Dublin housed several high-profile inmates:

			* '''[[Felicity_Huffman]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, served 11 days in October 2019.
			* '''[[Lori_Loughlin]]''' - Actress convicted in the college admissions scandal, served 2 months from October to December 2020.
			* '''Heather Mack''' - Convicted of murdering her mother in Bali, served time after extradition to the U.S.
			* '''Patty Hearst''' - Heiress kidnapped by the SLA, served time in the 1970s (later pardoned).

	== Sexual Abuse Scandal and Closure ==		== Sexual Abuse Scandal and Closure ==
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			<strong>CLOSED:</strong> FCI Dublin was permanently closed in December 2024 following a widespread sexual abuse scandal involving staff. Ten correctional officers have been charged with sex crimes, including former warden Ray Garcia who was convicted at trial. Approximately 600 women were transferred to other federal facilities nationwide.
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			'''Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin''' ('''FCI Dublin''') was a low-security United States federal prison for female inmates located in Dublin, California. It was operated by the [[Index_of_Federal_Prison_Facilities\|Federal Bureau of Prisons]], a division of the United States Department of Justice. The facility was permanently closed in December 2024 following a years-long sexual abuse scandal and subsequent federal investigation.

			== Overview ==

			FCI Dublin became an exclusively female prison in 2012 and was one of only five federal prisons for women in the United States. The facility was located approximately 35 miles east of San Francisco on the grounds of Camp Parks, a U.S. Army Reserve facility.

			Prior to closure, FCI Dublin housed approximately 600 female inmates in a low-security setting with dormitory-style housing.

			== Sexual Abuse Scandal and Closure ==

			=== Timeline ===

			FCI Dublin became embroiled in scandal between 2021 and 2022 when reports emerged of a permissive and toxic culture of rampant sexual abuse by staff. The facility gained a reputation for having a "rape club" that terrorized inmates, while guards retaliated against women who reported their abusers.

			In January 2024, CBS's ''60 Minutes'' aired a special titled "Agency In Crisis" focusing on conditions at FCI Dublin. Shortly after, the FBI raided the facility.

			On April 15, 2024, the Bureau of Prisons announced the temporary closure of FCI Dublin, just 10 days after Wendy Still was named special master over the prison. Approximately 600 women were transferred to roughly 13 other federal prisons across the United States.

			In December 2024, the Bureau of Prisons permanently closed FCI Dublin as part of a "strategic realignment," citing poor facility conditions, staffing shortages exacerbated by the high cost of living in the Bay Area, and the extensive repairs that would be needed to reopen.

			=== Criminal Charges ===

			As of June 2025, ten FCI Dublin correctional officers have been charged with sex crimes—the highest number at any federal facility in the country. Seven officers have been sentenced for sex crimes, and two were convicted at trial, including former warden Ray Garcia.

			In April 2025, a jury deadlocked in the trial of an officer nicknamed "Dirty Dick" Smith. A retrial is scheduled for August 2025.

			=== Settlements and Consent Decree ===

			More than 100 former inmates have received over $100 million in settlement payouts from the federal government for the abuse they endured at FCI Dublin.

			On December 6, 2024, the parties reached an unprecedented Consent Decree that will be enforced at over a dozen federal women's prisons where nearly 500 former FCI Dublin inmates are now housed. The two-year agreement mandates robust oversight and remedies for issues related to staff sexual and physical abuse, retaliation, medical care, and case work.

			=== Future of the Facility ===

			In February 2025, ICE officials visited the closed FCI Dublin facility to explore the possibility of converting it into an immigrant detention center.

	== Notes from Alumni ==		== Notes from Alumni ==

	We have not yet heard any notes or tips from alumni of FCI Dublin ~~(low-security)~~. Have something you'd like to contribute? Log in above and then tap Edit at the top of this page to get started.		We have not yet heard any notes or tips from alumni of FCI Dublin. Have something you'd like to contribute? Log in above and then tap Edit at the top of this page to get started.

	''Please remember that experiences are unique and may not reflect today's experience.''		''Please remember that experiences are unique and may not reflect today's experience.''

			== Location ==

	~~== Location & Visitation ==~~		Physical address: 5701 8th St, Camp Parks, Dublin, CA 94568

	~~=== Location ===~~		FCI Dublin was located approximately 35 miles east of San Francisco.

	~~Physical location: DUBLIN, CA 94568~~

	~~Mailing address: 5701 8TH ST - CAMP PARKS, DUBLIN, CA 94568~~

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	==~~= Visitation =~~==		== See also ==

			* [[Index of Federal Prison Facilities]]
			* [[FPC Bryan]] - Women's minimum-security federal prison camp in Texas
			* [[Bureau of Prisons Classification Methods]]

	~~There are many specific rules and procedures to be aware of when you're considering visiting the institution. Read more on our [[Visiting_Policies_and_Procedures\|Visitation Guide]].~~		== References ==

	~~For full, current visiting rules and scheduling, always check the institution's official page on the Bureau of Prisons website:~~ [https://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/dub/ ~~Official~~ BOP ~~Page~~].		* [https://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/dub/ Bureau of Prisons - FCI Dublin (archived)]
			* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Correctional_Institution,_Dublin Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin - Wikipedia]
			* [https://www.ktvu.com/news/timeline-fci-dublin-sex-abuse-scandal-shutdown-beyond KTVU: Timeline of FCI Dublin scandal]
			* [https://rbgg.com/fci-dublin-information-page/ CCWP v. BOP Consent Decree Information]

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	=== Visitation ===		=== Visitation ===

	There are many specific rules and procedures to be aware of when you're considering visiting the institution. Read more on our [[~~Life Inside/Daily Life and Institutional Culture/Visiting Policies and Procedures~~\|Visitation Guide]].		There are many specific rules and procedures to be aware of when you're considering visiting the institution. Read more on our [[Visiting_Policies_and_Procedures\|Visitation Guide]].

	For full, current visiting rules and scheduling, always check the institution's official page on the Bureau of Prisons website: [https://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/dub/ Official BOP Page].		For full, current visiting rules and scheduling, always check the institution's official page on the Bureau of Prisons website: [https://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/dub/ Official BOP Page].

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	For full, current visiting rules and scheduling, always check the institution's official page on the Bureau of Prisons website: [https://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/dub/ Official BOP Page].		For full, current visiting rules and scheduling, always check the institution's official page on the Bureau of Prisons website: [https://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/dub/ Official BOP Page].

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