US SB3664

Bureau of Prisons must submit annual reports to Congress on disaster damage at federal prisons and contract facilities, covering inmate and staff injuries, deaths, access to medical care, food, water, and disability accommodations

Reports must include data on early release and home confinement requests during disasters, including approvals, denials, and justifications, as well as facility damage cost assessments and repair estimates

Director of Bureau of Prisons must appoint an official within 90 days of enactment to oversee corrective action plans for improving emergency preparedness

National Institute of Corrections Advisory Board expands from 10 to 14 members, adding representatives with backgrounds in incarceration advocacy, emergency response, public health/communicable diseases, and the Bureau of Prisons labor union

National Institute of Corrections must hold at least one public field hearing within 1 year on incorporating emergency preparedness best practices into correctional facility disaster planning and recovery