Office of Courthouse Management
The
Office of Courthouse Management (OCM) serves as the center of expertise
concerning prisoner movement space and detention facilities within U.S.
Federal Courthouses. OCM is responsible for the programming, planning,
acquisition, budgeting, design, construction and electronic physical
security of all Marshals Service office space, prisoner movement space,
operations areas, prisoner detention space and any other physical areas
associated with the security of Marshals Service space. The Office of
Courthouse Management utilizes the JSD National Security Survey to
assess vulnerabilities of federal court facilities for security
improvements. In addition, the OCM administers the agency’s
Occupational Safety and Health Program, Architectural Program,
Headquarters Buildings Program, Rent Program, the Information and
Classified Security Program, and a Security Research and Development
Program. During 2007, OCM oversaw the installation of more than 1,492
home intrusion detection systems in judges’ personal residences.
