How do I confirm someone is in Evanston?
A listing here does not place anyone in this jail. Search the ICE locator at ice.gov/locator. The county's Detention Center page, uintacountywy.gov/96/detention-center, links a current inmate list, but that is a county list, and an empty or missing list proves nothing. Then call (307) 783-1020 between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. If that gives no answer, call Salt Lake City at (801) 736-1200: ICE's facility page names that office, even though its office list puts Wyoming under Denver.
How do video visits work?
Family visits are off-site video through NCIC, on a computer or phone. Register at videovisit.ncic.com or call 1-844-724-2076, and schedule 24 hours ahead, with a photo ID ready. The two official pages disagree on closing time: ICE says 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, while the county says 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., so book within the shorter window. Sessions are recorded and sometimes monitored. County page last updated March 11, 2026; ICE page August 6, 2026; both read October 31, 2026.
Which address do letters and books use now?
Since March 1, 2026, non-legal mail goes to PO Box 591, Longview, Texas 75606, with the name, inmate number, return address and the line Uinta County Detention Center, Wyoming. It is scanned to tablets. Limits: 5 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches, front side only; more than 1 photo sends the whole letter back. ICE still prints 77 County Rd 109, so confirm at (307) 783-1020. Legal and medical mail go to the jail. Books must come directly from a bookstore or publisher, not hardback, and ICE requires pre-approval from Sgt. Adam Davis, addavis@uintacountywy.gov. Photographed documents can go by NCIC message for $0.35; texts $0.25.
How do I send money, buy a care pack or set up calls?
Money cannot be handed to a detained person. Use JailATM at jailatm.com, or the Summit ATM in the front lobby, which takes cash, Visa and Mastercard. Money orders and cashier's checks are accepted only in the Sheriff's Office lobby, not by mail. Families can also buy a care pack through JailATM. Commissary comes from Summit Commissary Food Service; orders usually go in Sunday evening and arrive Tuesday. Calls go out through NCIC, 1-800-943-2189, collect unless phone time was bought, and all are recorded. The county lists no JailATM or Summit deposit fees.
What about urgent messages, lawyers and court?
ICE says staff will pass an urgent message left at (307) 783-1020; the county says it does not take messages, so do not rely on one. Attorneys book visits at that number, and staff call back on an unrecorded line. Counsel can ask staff for privileged NCIC video, which ICE says is not monitored, recorded or charged. Legal mail can be emailed to ucsocourt@uintacountywy.gov, marked in the subject line. Case questions go to SaltLakeCity.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov, which takes no Stay of Removal or Case Appeal applications. With a G-28 on file, (801) 736-1200 names the deportation officer. Look up hearings by A-number; bond hearings have a guide.