- FBI — where did the 16,000 Utah Valley tip-line submissions go: retention, intake statistics, transfers, and any AI-training use (eFOIPA receipt, same-day ack)
- Election Assistance Commission — NDS/vote.gov records for Aug–Dec 2025: the prior "no records" answer only covered 2026, but the vote.gov preview's first TLS certificate is September 8, 2025 (as filed)
- Department of State — the authorization for NDS's role in passports.gov (as filed)
- Five more via agency portals, acknowledgments pending: FBI–NDS correspondence for September 8–13, 2025 around the tip-line preview's creation; GSA provisioning records for the ndstudio.gov infrastructure hosts; DOJ's paperwork reclassifying the FBI's tip-scoring AI (TIPS) out of rights-impacting; FBI AI impact assessments for the three September-2025 systems; and the FBI's tip-line capability review ordered December 4, 2025.
Federal records obtained under the Freedom of Information Act — Department of the Navy, EPA, FBI, Department of War, DOJ, Secret Service, NARA, OGE, and the Election Assistance Commission.
GRAMA recordsUtah state and local records obtained under the Government Records Access and Management Act — Utah Valley University, Provo, Orem, Washington County, and the Office of the Governor.
Documents are published exactly as the responding agency provided them, with one exception: the requester's personal contact information has been blacked out. All other redactions are the agency's own.
- $615 — the memos and briefing materials behind Gov. Cox's public statements naming the suspect's motive (invoice GO‑071726‑0088 · the fee-waiver denial)
- $351 — records of the decision to pave over the crime scene mid-investigation (invoice GO‑071726‑0087 · the fee-waiver denial)