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HEARNAP — Part 30

432 pages · May 09, 2026 · Broad topic: Famous Crimes & Fugitives · Topic: HEARNAP · 432 pages OCR'd
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CO PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATION The FBI's 59 Field Offices and 15 toreizn liaison posts are directed and coordinated by FBI Headquarters in Washingion, D. C., which con- sists of 13 divisions. The Field Divisions and 494 Resident A- gencies (sub-offices) are Strutegically located throughout the United States and Puerto Rico to provide prompt investigative service and wide geographic coverage, The foreign liaison posts facilitate vital ex- change of information with foreien ausencies re- garding international crime and activities, subversive Personnel and Services sat tite Hal, Bureau. employees will be housed in the new Structure, The Exhibits Section of the Administrative Division produced a monthly averave of 56.8 artist’s conception drawings during Fiscal 1975. The totul for the vear was 682, representing a 7.9 percent increase over the PTEVIOUS Vedur, FILES AND COMMUNICATIONS During Fiscal 1973, 1,076,954 pieces of mail were processed and filed by the FBI's Files and Communications Division, which maintains the Burewu’s central files. These files number approximarely 6.5 million; ané@ the Bureau’s master indices, which relate to the information Mees sc en ted ot Dll ateer ca re OEE TS As the 1975 fiscal veur ended, there were cm 9 PB we contained in. these files, exceed 58,543,000 nas 1s an onan on the i te of index cards. More than 125,000 new files pertain- rh are : AC)? Qo nar 2 1 ras 5 = . : : : ° a ¥ 8,433 Specia gents and 10,$24 clerical, steno ing to Bureau investigations were opened and ae xraphic and technical personnel. Some 49 percent ant more than 2,164,000 name-check requests were searched through the Bureau's master indices. ’ "a * of the Agents and 19 percent of the noninvesti- gative personnel had been employed by the FBI re ree Dear eens an o 10 years or more. The FBI maintains un active program of recruitment of black Americans, Spanish-surnamed Americans, American Indians, and Asian Aner- icans for positions throughout the Bureau. Also, the FBI is continuing its efforts to attract women for the Special Axent position. The FBI incentive award program serves to recognize exceptional achievements, above-aver- age perforninces, and upproved suseestions throwzh monetary awards. During Fiseal 1975, 1,593 incentive awards were granted amounting to $277,509. In uddition, 682 quality salary in- creases were awarded to emplovees for sustained above-average performance, = Consolidation of Headquarters functions in the J. Edsar Hoover F.B.I. Building began in October, 1974. At full occupancy, some 7,400 In addition, during this fiscal vear, the Di- vision received or transmitted by telegraph, tele- type, facsimile, or telephone long distance more than 486,000 expedite messazes and processed and dispatched fron: the Division mail room over 8,335,000 pieces of mail. This Division also re- ceived 5,535 requests for information under the Freedom of Information Act. INSPECTION DIVISION The Inspection Division conducts compre- hensive internal audits of all PBL operations and — iS u vital part of the FBI's executive development program. ‘The professional staff of this Division nakes an effort to inspect each Field Office and Headquarters Division once a year, Results are reported to the Direcior through the Associate Director. ; 25 PN An ee ee
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