RRM Cincinnati is not a prison but a Residential Reentry Management field office, an administrative branch of the Bureau of Prisons based in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. Its job is to oversee the network of contracted halfway houses across northern and southern Ohio and to make placement decisions for federal inmates who are transitioning out of custody into home confinement or a residential reentry center as they near the end of their sentence. The office itself doesn't hold inmates and doesn't have a facility history in the way a prison would — no opening date, building, or notable incidents to speak of, since it's essentially a small administrative office coordinating community placements and reentry services like job support and counseling. For families, RRM Cincinnati is the point of contact when a loved one is approaching release and being considered for a halfway house or home confinement placement somewhere in the Ohio region, rather than a place where someone would actually be incarcerated long-term.