Guidance Documents

Brochure informing limited English proficient individuals of their rights under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

Brochure informing limited English proficient individuals of their rights under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

Brochure informing limited English proficient individuals of their rights under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

Brochure informing limited English proficient individuals of their rights under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

A five-page publication providing guidance on preventing discrimination against inmates with mobility disabilities through the design of accessible cells in State and local correctional facilities.

This video identifies common mistakes that small businesses make when trying to comply with the ADA and explains the law in common sense terms.

The expected results of this program are: Skills to enhance post-release employment opportunities will be acquired by inmates with occupational education needs. "Live work" programs which contribute significantly to the operation and maintenance of institutions will be provided for critical hands-on experience. Where available, apprenticeship programs will be properly registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT), U.S. Department of Labor, and will meet BAT's standards.

The expected result of this program is that Inmates will be provided with the opportunity to enroll in postsecondary education programs.

The purpose of this Program Statement, and the accompanying rules in 28 CFR 544.70 - 544.75, is to describe to education staff and inmates how the Bureau operates its literacy program. The expected results of this program are: Inmates who need and want a GED credential may participate in the literacy program. Inmates who meet certain criteria must participate in the literacy program for a specified duration. Staff will maintain progress records on inmate participation in the SENTRY-based electronic education file.

What’s in this issue: Changes in the Public Safety Branch; New Chief of the National Licensing Center; Storage Requirements; Requirements for Distraction Devices; ATF Meets with Mining Industry and ISEE; Limited Permit Procedures Detailed; Sales of Explosives Away From the Licensed Premises; Changes at the National Licensing Center; Theft of Explosives as Reported to ATF; Reporting Changes in Responsible Persons and Employee Possessors