Here's what I have on Seymore-Johnson.
Opened in 1989 with a new 60 arce facility opening in 1991.
Inmates serve as the work force for Seymore-Johnson Air Force Base.

Minimum/Male Camp rated for 576

Camp offers GED, ESL, Adult Education(blueprint reading, employment skills) and correspondence courses. Inmates can earn credit toward AA Degre in business Administration through Wayne Community College.

They do offer some vocational training but I don't think you'll be there long enough for any of them. The shortest is a 660 hour training in horticulture.

No RDAP
No UNICOR

Smoking outdoors only

Housing is comprised of 4 units. Open dormitory-style, two man cubicles.

It says they have a small weight room, team sports and pool tables. They also offer some hobby crafts.

Telephone system says collect calls only, no inmate telephone system.

Visitation is weekends only 8 - 3 with no restrictions on number of visits. 20 person visitation list.

Telephone

919-735-9711

FPC Seymour Johnson


Inmate Mailing Address
Caller Box 8004
Goldsboro NC 27533

Educational Programs
Has art classes, some leatherwork and wood working activities and some basic computer classes {Word, Excel, etc}, as well as GED classes and some 2 year college courses.

Work Details

Recreational Activities
There is a recreation yard which has a softball, football and soccer field with a 1/3 mile track around them. A weight pad that’s roofed and enclosed on 3 sides. 2 full length basketball courts, 4 racquetball/handball courts , a “gameroom” with a few card tables and 4 or 5 pool tables.

Medical

Visitation

Food Services

Commissary
They are allowed to spend $290.00 a month on commissary.

Library

RDAP

Living Conditions
There are 4 two "dorm" units. Mountain A, Mountain B, Piedmont A, Piedmont B, Sandhills A,annadhills B, Coastal A, and Coastal B.

Each dorm has a TV room in the front with 3 TV's that you listedn to using a headphone set

Beyond the TV room the dorm us divided by 5ft high block walls in to 8ft x 10ft cubes of which there are 36. Each cube houses 2 guys and contains a bunk bed, 2 small lockers, a desk and a chair and a wall mounted florecent light.

At the rear of each unit is a small phone room with 3 wall mounted phones, a small laundrey room with 2 washers & 2 dryers and the bathrooms.

Racial/Age make up

Typewriters

Telephones [B]
300 minutes a month, 15 minute calls. 3 phones per unit. Can call collect or prepaid. For prepaid calls funds must be transferred through commissary into the ITS account. It usually cost about $60.00 a month per 300 minutes prepaid.

[B] Furloughs

Items issued by BOP

Items that can be sent in

Parole Hearings

Religious Groups

Parenting Programs

Marriage Workshops


Extra Notes
Every weekend they show current movies on one of the TV’s in the TV room, PG-13 or lower ratings only.

There are no timed movements, we can come and go between our unit and anywhere on the camp at any time that the compund is opened. They usually only close the compound at 4 pm for a population count and at 9 pm for count and it's then closed for the night.




Thanks to Datacon for this!

There's no longer any smoking, it's a non smoking facility.They're trying to close it {the BOP] but it's not final. As far as the atomosphere, it's one of the calmest facilitys that we have heard of. My nephew is incarcerated there for ten years. Not a whole lot of violence.