FCI Oxford Federal Prison: Visiting Hours, Address and Sending Money

Oxford at a glance

Oxford is a low-security federal prison for men in Oxford, Wisconsin. The 2025 audit lists the prison and a camp, but the camp had no one in it, and the 2025 visiting rules removed the camp visiting rules. The handbook is from 2022, so use it as a guide and not as today's rules.

How many people: 1,162 in the FCI (BOP, October 29, 2026).
Medical care level 1: Generally healthy people under 70 who need to see a clinician only every 6 to 12 months. Examples the BOP gives: mild asthma, diet-controlled diabetes, well-controlled high blood pressure. Click here to read the source: BOP "Institution Care Levels for Medical Assignment," February 13, 2024 (released under FOIA 2024-03455) ↗
Mental health care level 1: No regular mental health care is required. Treatment is documented when it is given. The BOP does not post care levels on its website. This list is dated February 13, 2024 and came out through a public records request. Click here to read the source: BOP "Institution Care Levels for Medical Assignment," February 13, 2024 (released under FOIA 2024-03455) ↗
Built for: The 2025 audit says the prison was built for 840 people and the camp for 208. On the first days of the audit there were 1,152 in the prison and none in the camp. Click here to read the source: PREA audit report, FCI Oxford (onsite March 4 to 6, 2025) ↗
Ages: In the 2025 audit, people ranged from 20 to 84 years old. The average length of stay was 372 days. Click here to read the source: PREA audit report, FCI Oxford (onsite March 4 to 6, 2025) ↗
Counts: Official counts are ordinarily at midnight, 3:00 a.m., 5:30 a.m., 4:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. There is also a 10:00 a.m. stand-up count on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Housing: The handbook names Adams, Juneau and Marquette Cottages as general population units. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗

The BOP's own page for FCI Oxford.

How far is it from you?

Driving directions (Google Maps) → Bus or train (Google Maps) →

Plan your drive around this: Visitors are not processed into the visiting room from 9:15 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and processing stops for the day at 2:00 p.m. Anyone already in the lobby before 9:15 a.m. is processed. No one may enter or leave during the 10:00 a.m. count. The handbook asks visitors not to arrive on the grounds before 8:00 a.m.

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Visiting hours and days

Who	Days	Hours
Main prison	Saturday, Sunday and federal holidays	8:15 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Special Housing Unit (SHU)	Same days and hours. SHU visits are first come, first served, one hour long, and non-contact by video.	8:15 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Visitors are not processed into the visiting room from 9:15 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and processing stops for the day at 2:00 p.m. Anyone already in the lobby before 9:15 a.m. is processed. No one may enter or leave during the 10:00 a.m. count. The handbook asks visitors not to arrive on the grounds before 8:00 a.m.

No weekday visiting is listed. Visitors can call on the day to ask if visiting is open or closed. Staff will not say why. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗

The BOP's own papers disagree. The visiting rules are newer: October 2, 2025. They give Saturday, Sunday and federal holidays, 8:15 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., no processing from 9:15 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. The handbook (January 2022) says Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., no processing from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The sheet for visitors in the 2025 rules also says all visits are non-contact, but the main rules allow a hug and kiss at the start and end. Call 608-584-5511 before you drive.

The rules at the door: ID, points, what you can bring

How many people: Normally no more than 6 visitors, children included, at one time. Children under 16 must be with an adult. If you leave the visiting room you cannot come back that day. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗
Who can be on the list: Up to 15 immediate family and other relatives and up to 10 friends and associates. Immediate family is mother, father, stepparents, foster parents, brothers, sisters, spouse and children. Friends must have known them before prison, unless the warden makes an exception. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗
ID: Everyone except children under 16 needs a valid state or federal photo ID, such as a driver's license or passport. Each adult signs the Notification to Visitor form (BP-224). Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗
Screening: Everyone must clear the metal detector. If you fail it, you will ordinarily be denied entry. Visitors can also be screened with the ION device for drugs and are subject to random pat and vehicle searches. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗
What you can carry: Only: jewelry normally worn, 2 baby bottles (dry formula in a clear container, no liquids), baby food in sealed clear plastic containers, diapers and wipes, 2 sets of children's clothes or a blanket no larger than 40 by 40 inches, sweaters (must stay on), heart medicine or inhalers, and feminine hygiene products. All in a clear plastic container or bag no bigger than 10 by 6 inches. No food, money, watches, phones or pagers. There is no storage, so leave everything else in your car. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗
What not to wear: No sleeveless shirts, halter, tank or tube tops, or plunging necklines. Nothing see-through, spandex or form-fitting. No clothing with holes. No hats, caps or hoods. No khaki or camouflage. No shorts of any kind. No coats, jackets, gloves or scarves. No flip-flops, shower shoes, open-toed or open-heel shoes, or heels higher than 3 inches. Dresses and skirts must be knee length when seated. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗
Touching: A hug and kiss at the beginning and end of the visit. Visitors sit across from them with a barrier between, and may not sit against the wall. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗
When it gets crowded: Visits end first by volunteering, then by how often they get visitors, then visitors from within 100 miles, and last by first in, first out. Visits will not be ended before they have lasted at least two hours. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗
Parking: Park in the marked visitor area on the east side of the main parking lot. Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗

How to get on the visiting list

Your loved one gives their counselor a "Request for Visitation" form with their name, number and your name and full address. One form per visitor.
You fill out the form, sign it and mail it directly to the staff member named on it.
Staff check you (NCIC and the pre-sentence report) and tell your loved one yes or no. They tell you. Do not drive until you are approved.
New arrivals can list immediate family only on an A&O visiting request form during their first three weeks.
You can also write the prison at least two weeks before to ask for a one-time visit if you are not on the list. If approved, an authorization is sent to show on arrival.

Fill out the visiting form for Oxford →

Click here to read the source: OXF 5267.09F, Visiting Regulations (October 2, 2025) ↗

Driving directions (from the BOP)

Address: FCI Oxford, 350 Elk Avenue, Oxford, WI 53952. About 8 miles west of Westfield and 13 miles east of Adams, near County Roads E and G. There is no commercial transportation from Westfield or Adams-Friendship.
From I-90/94: Take Exit 69 (Hwy 82/Mauston). Travel east on Hwy 82. Turn left onto County Hwy G (north). Follow Hwy G to Elk Ave. and turn left. The grounds are at the corner of County Hwy G and Elk Ave.
From I-39: Take Exit 113 (County Hwy E/Westfield). Follow Hwy E west to County Hwy G. Turn left onto Hwy G, then right onto Elk Ave.
Bus, train, plane: Greyhound stops in Portage and the Wisconsin Dells, and Amtrak has stations in both. Taxi service runs from both to the prison. The nearest major airport is Dane County Regional in Madison, with taxi and limousine service.

Street address for your GPS: County Road G & Elk Avenue, Oxford, WI 53952. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗

The BOP beats to its own drum. The front desk has the final say. Keep a spare outfit in the car.

FCI Oxford

Rules dated October 2, 2025 (1 year old)

Official rules (PDF) En español (PDF)

Skirts and dresses	Dresses/skirts must be knee length when seated (0 inches above).
Shorts	No shorts of any kind.
Colors to avoid	No khaki-colored clothing.
Leggings, spandex	No spandex. No form-fitting clothing or tight-fitting slacks.
Bras and metal	Not in the written rules. Some prisons ban underwire bras anyway, and the penalty can be more than being sent home. Wear a sports bra or a bra with no wire.
Camouflage, military	No camouflage clothing.
Shoes	No open-toed or open-heel shoes; heels max 3 inches. No flip flops or shower shoes.
Children	No exception: rules apply to all visitors regardless of age.

All 23 rules, in the BOP's own words

Length and fit

Dresses/skirts must be knee length when seated (0 inches above).Visitors who prefer to wear dresses or skirts may do so provided the hem line is knee length when seated.
No shorts of any kind.10)Shorts of any kind
No sleeveless shirts or tank tops.1) Sleeveless shirts
No plunging necklines.3) Shirts/blouses with plunging necklines
No halter, tank or tube tops; no strapless dresses/tops.2) Halter, tank or tube tops
No transparent or see-through clothing.4) Transparent/see-through clothing
No form-fitting clothing or tight-fitting slacks.5) Spandex/form fitting clothing
No spandex.5) Spandex/form fitting clothing
No clothing with holes.6) Clothing with holes

Colors and uniforms

No khaki-colored clothing.8) Khaki colored clothing
No camouflage clothing.9) Camouflage clothing

Bras, underwear and metal

Jewelry normally worn is permitted.1) Jewelry normally worn

Shoes

No open-toed or open-heel shoes; heels max 3 inches.15)No open-toed or open-heel shoes or heels higher than 3 inches
No flip flops or shower shoes.12)Flip flops or shower shoes

Hats, hoods and coats

No hats or caps.7) Hats, caps or shirts with hoods
No shirts with hoods.7) Hats, caps or shirts with hoods
No coats, jackets, gloves or scarves; sweaters allowed but must stay on.11)Coats, jackets, gloves or scarves (any type of outdoor apparel)

Children

No exception: rules apply to all visitors regardless of age.All visitors, regardless of age, will have to abide by these rules.

Everything else

Capris allowed only if below the knee when seated.Capris may be worn provided they are below the knee when seated.
No rolled cuffs or hems.no “rolling” of cuffs/hems
No watches of any type.16)Watches of any type

If they say no

Visitors may be denied at the Front Lobby for inappropriate clothing.Visitors may be denied a visit at the Front Lobby if it is determined a visitor's clothing is inappropriate for the institution setting.
IDO decides; Operations Lieutenant if IDO unavailable.Visitors may be denied a visit by the Institution Duty Officer if it is determined a visitor’s dress is inappropriate

Inmate mailing address

Use their committed name exactly as the BOP Inmate Locator shows it. The name and number below are examples (JOHN ANTHONY SMITH-JONES, 12345-678).

JOHN ANTHONY SMITH-JONES
Reg. No. 12345-678
FCI Oxford
P.O. Box 1000
Oxford, WI 53952

The handbook says the prison address is P.O. Box 1000, Oxford, WI 53952. All incoming mail must have their register number on the envelope. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗

Use the P.O. Box only. Never mail to the street address (County Road G & Elk Avenue, Oxford, WI 53952).

Photocopied: All general mail is photocopied in black and white. Personal photographs are copied in color. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Their letters to you: Outgoing mail is inspected by staff and must stay unsealed. The return address must be in the upper left corner with their name, register number and the prison address. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Books and magazines: All publications must come straight from a publisher, book club or bookstore. They can keep no more than 10 periodicals and 5 books. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Mail days: Mail is handed out Monday through Friday (except holidays) by the evening-shift officer in each unit. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Legal mail: Opened in front of them if the sender is clearly identified as an attorney or court on the envelope. Otherwise staff may open and read it. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Money: Never put cash in a letter. Money orders and checks go to the BOP lockbox (see the Money tab). Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗

Books and magazines: at a low security prison, soft-cover books and magazines can come from anyone. Hardcovers only from a publisher or bookstore.

How to send money to an inmate here

Use their committed name exactly as the BOP Inmate Locator shows it. The name and number below are examples (JOHN ANTHONY SMITH-JONES, 12345-678).

Money never goes to Oxford. It goes to the BOP, and the BOP puts it on their account. There are 3 ways. Each one below shows you the actual form and exactly what to write in each box, already filled in with their name and number.

First, they must sign the power-of-attorney form (BP-A0407) when they arrive. Until they do, MoneyGram and Western Union money cannot post. Click here to read the source: Program Statement 4500.13, Trust Fund/Deposit Fund Manual (May 7, 2026) ↗

1. Postal money order Our pick

"Postal" means the U.S. Post Office. A postal money order is one you buy at the counter of a U.S. Post Office, from the United States Postal Service. Money orders sold at Walmart, a grocery store, a bank, Western Union, MoneyGram or a check-cashing store are not postal money orders.

Why it matters: a postal money order has no hold. Once the BOP's lockbox in Des Moines gets it, it goes on their account. Every other money order and every personal or company check is put on a 15-day hold first, and the 15 days only start when the lockbox receives the envelope. Add the days it spends in the mail, and it can be close to three weeks before they can spend it.Click here to read the source: BOP, Sending money by U.S. mail ↗ Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗ Foreign money orders and checks are held 45 days. The postal money order is also the cheapest way.

The Post Office's own steps

Decide the amount. Up to $1,000 in one money order.
Go to any Post Office.
Bring cash or a debit card. The Post Office does not take credit cards for money orders.
Fill it out at the counter with the clerk. Use the boxes below.
Pay the amount plus the fee: $2.65 for up to $500, $3.75 for $500.01 to $1,000.
Keep your receipt. You need it to track the money order or replace it if it is lost.Click here to read the source: U.S. Postal Service, Money Orders ↗

A U.S. Postal Service money order, the red and blue design, with the 5 boxes you fill in marked and numbered — The Postal Service's own sample of the new red-and-blue money order, with our example filled in. The clerk prints the amount, date and serial number. Tap to enlarge. Click here to read the source: U.S. Postal Service, Money Orders (sample images) ↗

Pay toJOHN ANTHONY SMITH-JONEStheir committed name, exactly as the BOP Inmate Locator shows it
Address (under Pay to)Federal Bureau of Prisons, P.O. Box 474701, Des Moines, IA 50947-0001
FromMARIA SMITH-JONESyour name
Address (under From)123 Main Street, Trenton, NJ 08608your address
MemoReg. No. 12345678their 8-digit register number, no dash

The older green U.S. Postal Service money order — The older green design is still in use until the Post Office runs out of it. The boxes are the same. Click here to read the source: U.S. Postal Service, Money Orders (sample images) ↗

Unconfirmed: the BOP does not say in writing what goes on the "Pay to" line. Their name is what families use. The name and number on the envelope are what the BOP requires.

Maria Smith-Jones
123 Main Street
Trenton, NJ 08608

STAMP

Federal Bureau of Prisons
JOHN ANTHONY SMITH-JONES
12345678
Post Office Box 474701
Des Moines, Iowa 50947-0001

The envelope. Nothing else inside: no letters, no photos.

Lost it? Tracking and replacing a money order

Keep the receipt. You need the serial number, post office number and amount to track it at tools.usps.com/money-orders.htm.
Lost or stolen: take the receipt to any post office and ask for a Money Order Inquiry. It costs $23 and can take up to 60 days.

2. MoneyGram

Posts in about 2 to 4 hours if sent 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern, any day. Up to $300 per payment. In a store, you fill out the blue ExpressPayment form. This is the BOP's own filled-in sample:

The MoneyGram blue ExpressPayment form, filled in by the BOP, with the 6 boxes you fill in marked 1 to 6 — The BOP's sample (2012). Fill in only the left "Pay a Bill" side. Tap to enlarge. Click here to read the source: the BOP's MoneyGram sample form ↗

Company NameFederal Bureau of Prisons
City & StateWashington, DC
Receive Code7932always the same
Account Number of the Bill to Pay12345678SMITHJONESone letter or number per box
Amount to Payup to $300
Message to Biller or Beneficiary NameJOHN ANTHONY SMITH-JONES

Top section: your own name, address, phone and signature. Pay cash. Keep the receipt with the reference number.

Unconfirmed: some stores now type it into a screen instead of using the paper form. The boxes are the same.

Doing it online or in the MoneyGram app instead

Go to moneygram.com (Pay Bills) or the MoneyGram app and log in or sign up.
Search the biller 7932 or "Federal Bureau of Prisons."
Enter the amount (up to $300) and the account number 12345678SMITHJONES.
Pay with a debit or credit card. A credit card can charge a cash-advance fee.

3. Western Union

Posts in about 2 to 4 hours. In a store, ask for the Quick Collect form ("To Send Money Form for Bill Payments"). Do not ask for a regular money transfer. This is a real Quick Collect form filled in with the BOP's values:

A Western Union Quick Collect payment form filled in for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, with the 5 boxes you fill in marked 1 to 5 — A 2008 version of the form, posted by a family-help site. The form in your store may look different, but the box names are the same. Tap to enlarge.

Dollar Amountyour amount
Pay toFederal Bureau of Prisons
Code CityFBOP, DC
AttentionJOHN ANTHONY SMITH-JONES
Account # with Company (in the SENDER section: this is where people get lost)12345678SMITHJONES

Leave Promo Code blank. Put your own name, phone and address in the rest of the Sender section and sign at 3. Pay cash (some stores take debit). You get a 10-digit tracking number (MTCN). Keep it.

Unconfirmed: some stores have the blue Quick Collect form, some a "Pay a Bill" section, and some a phone to an agent.

Doing it online (Send2Corrections), screen by screen

You need a photo ID to set up the account: your name must match your ID exactly.

Go to send2corrections.com or the Send2Corrections app. Log in or register.
"Who are you sending to?" Choose the facility Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP DC).
Receiver first name, middle name (optional), last name: exactly as the BOP has it.
Commissary number: type only the 8 digits, 12345678. No dash, no name. The site adds the last name itself and shows the full account number in a grey box you cannot type in.
Ignore the pop-up that says "BOP number will not work." That text shows for every prison. The register number is what works.
Amount: $1 to $300. Pay by card, or choose "Pay Cash (in-store)" and pay at a Western Union counter within 12 hours, or it cancels.

Hyphenated last name? The site drops the hyphen: Smith-Jones becomes 12345678SMITHJONES.

Money sent to the wrong person is not returned by Western Union. Western Union payments cannot be changed after they are sent.

Commissary: what they can spend

The handbook (January 2022) says they can spend up to $360.00 per month on regular purchases and $300.00 per quarter on special-purpose items, and their account is "validated" once a month. National BOP policy (PS 4500.13, May 7, 2026) raised the monthly limit from $360 to $460, plus $50 more in November and December. Oxford's handbook may not reflect the new limit yet. The order form says over-the-counter medicine, stamps and copy cards do not count toward the limit. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗ Click here to read the source: Program Statement 4500.13, Trust Fund/Deposit Fund Manual (May 7, 2026) ↗

How shopping works at Oxford

The commissary time for each unit rotates. The schedule is posted in the unit and in the commissary.
They fill out the order form and double-check it before turning it in. No add-ons or substitutions at the window. (From the order form.)
Current prices are posted in the commissary and can change without notice. The order form says its prices were valid as of January 1, 2023.
They cannot borrow commissary items from other inmates.

The price list: Oxford's official list is a scan or an older layout we could not turn into a reliable searchable list, so we don't retype prices we can't be sure of. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Commissary Order Form and Price List (prices valid as of January 1, 2023) ↗

Phone calls and email

Minutes: 300 minutes a month, and 400 in November and December. No call lasts more than 15 minutes, and there is a 15-minute wait between completed calls. A warning tone sounds about one minute before a call is cut off. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Paying: Phone money moves from their commissary account in whole dollar amounts. Calls are monitored. An unmonitored legal call is set up through their unit team. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Email: They can use TRULINCS email to request medical appointments and to write to approved contacts. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗

They have to add your number and email to their list first. Emails come through CorrLinks: you get an invitation by email once they add you.

Health care at Oxford

Medical care level 1 and mental health care level 1 (of 4). Generally healthy people under 70 who need to see a clinician only every 6 to 12 months. Examples the BOP gives: mild asthma, diet-controlled diabetes, well-controlled high blood pressure. Click here to read the source: BOP "Institution Care Levels for Medical Assignment," February 13, 2024 (released under FOIA 2024-03455) ↗

Sick call: They fill out a sick call triage form on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday. There is no sick call on Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday or holidays. Wednesdays are for physical exams. Appointments are set from the same day up to two weeks later, and they must watch the call-out sheet. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Staff: A clinician is on duty 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. every day. A physician and a physician assistant are on call 24 hours a day for emergencies. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Emergencies: During the day they tell their job supervisor or unit officer. After hours they tell the unit officer, who calls the lieutenant's office. No triage form is needed. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Special Housing Unit: SHU sick call starts at about 6:30 a.m. every day, and a health care provider sees each person in SHU at least once a day. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Co-pay: $2.00 for care they ask for. Someone who has not had $6.00 in their account for 30 days is indigent and is not charged. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗

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Programs

RDAP (drug program; can mean up to a year off for those eligible): The 2022 handbook says RDAP is available at FCI Oxford in Columbia Cottage, and that Dane Cottage holds people who finished RDAP or are waiting for it. The BOP's newer RDAP lists (January 2025 and June 2026) do not include Oxford. Unconfirmed. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Other drug programs: A drug education course and non-residential drug treatment are available. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗
Education: The handbook lists WorkKeys, Hooked on Phonics, English as a second language, GED, typing and vocational training. Without a high school credential, they must take part in GED classes to keep earning good conduct time. Click here to read the source: FCI Oxford Admission and Orientation Handbook (January 2022) ↗

The BOP's First Step Act guide (RDAP list updated June 4, 2026) does not list Oxford. The 2022 handbook says Oxford has RDAP. Ask the prison before counting on it. Click here to read the source: First Step Act Approved Programs Guide (May 2026) ↗

Safety record

Criminal cases at Oxford

Deaths announced by the BOP

We found no deaths at Oxford announced by the BOP.

We found no BOP press release announcing a death at Oxford (checked November 3, 2026). The BOP does not publish a full count of deaths at each prison, so this does not mean no one has died there.

Sexual abuse audit (PREA)

The last federal sexual-abuse (PREA) audit visited Oxford March 4 to 6, 2025. Result: 1 standard exceeded (115.33), 44 met, 0 not met. In the 12 months before the audit, Oxford recorded 5 sexual-abuse allegations (4 against other inmates, 1 against staff) and 2 sexual-harassment allegations (1 against another inmate, 1 against staff). Click here to read the source: PREA audit report, FCI Oxford (onsite March 4 to 6, 2025) ↗

An allegation is a report, not a finding. The audit counts reports made, not what investigators concluded.

News about Oxford

Long-awaited plans for 3D cinema experience at historic Oxford prison unveiledOxford Mail · Sep 16, 2026
Satellite camp at Oxford prison on list of federal facilities marked for closureWPR · Dec 10, 2024

Stories from news outlets that name FCI Oxford, checked every day. Last updated Nov 4, 2026, 1:10 pm ET. We link to the original story; we did not write these.

Intel from the Inside

Intel last checked: November 3, 2026

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