Uinta County, WY
FIPS 5604116
Heat Score
Uinta County, WY shows 1 existing IGSA facility, and sheriff network activity.
This county has signals detected but ranks in the lower half of tracked counties.
How is this calculated?
Partially researched
More research needed
This county has some human research, but key areas haven't been checked yet. Each item below is a specific gap you can help fill. Even one check makes a difference.
Commission Activity
missing
Search your county commission agenda archive and meeting minutes for keywords:
IGSA
ICE
detention
bed capacity
federal partnership.
Check for closed-session items about "real estate" or "economic development" — the pitch often happens behind closed doors.
Many counties publish agendas at legistar.com or their county website.
Communications Discipline
missing
Look for signs of coordinated messaging from county officials about detention: identical talking points, references to NDAs,
opposition framed as "uninformed" or "outside agitators," deflection from public comment, or unusual restrictions on public records.
Check local news coverage for quotes from officials that echo consultant language like "revenue opportunity" or "bed guarantee."
Real Estate Trace
missing
Check county property records for recent purchases of large industrial buildings, warehouses, or former retail distribution centers.
Look for federal government (GSA/DHS) property acquisitions. Cross-reference with commercial real estate listings
for buildings over 100,000 sq ft near county jails or existing correctional facilities.
Job Posting
missing
Search LinkedIn, Indeed, and company career pages for detention-related job postings in WY.
Look for positions mentioning "ICE compliance," "detention operations," "facility activation," or job titles at known contractors
like Sabot Consulting, MVM, Ahtna.
Postings for correctional officers or facility staff near this county could signal an upcoming facility.
Legislative Trace
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Check your state legislature for bills related to immigration detention, IGSA agreements, or county authority to contract
with federal agencies. Some states have introduced bills to block detention agreements; others have expanded authority.
Search your state's bill tracker for keywords: detention
IGSA
immigration enforcement.
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