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Campbell County Residents; Campbell County Board of Commissioners
| Oct 15, 2025 Rep. John Bear and City Councilman Jack Clary Public Town Hall |
| Sep 30, 2025 BWXT (First) Informational Public Meeting |
| Sep 22, 2025 Experts talk on the economics, logistics and history of nuclear industry |
| Sep 11, 2025 Campbell BOCC Acknowledgment of “Special Meeting” – Nuclear Town Hall Discussion |
| Aug 21, 2025 Gillette City Councilman Jack Clary’s quarterly town hall |
| Aug 19, 2025 Gillette senator accuses city council of violating the public trust on nuclear issue |
| Jul 15, 2025 Letter by Campbell County Board of Commissioners. Official notice of Special Meeting taking place at Idaho National Laboratories in Idaho Falls, ID |
Campbell County Economic Development Quasi-Governmental Entity
| Sep 6, 2025 Campbell County drawing interest from large companies, economic development official says Economic Development will use the contributions from the city, county and private donors — with each putting forth about $130,000 — as a match for a grant that, if awarded, would fund the organization for three years.Rusty Bell, executive director of Energy Capital Economic Development, said the organization has moved on from a “build it and they will come” mindset… Commission Chair Kelley McCreery asked Bell what those two companies are. One of them is BWXT, Bell said. Bell declined to name the other company because of non-disclosure agreements, and for now it’s being referred to as Project Mammoth. |
| Apr 3, 2025 Campbell County has a Budding Entrepreneurial Community that Supports All Industries …The rise of entrepreneurship in Campbell County started with the development of a strategic plan funded by a three-year federal planning grant the Gillette College Foundation received from the Economic Development Administration (EDA). |
| Feb 25, 2025 Energy Capital Economic Development to merge with Office of Economic Transformation Last week, the organization, in partnership with the Gillette College Foundation, announced Friday its merger with the Office of Economic Transformation, once the Economic Development Association grant period ends in December.… While the board worked on restructuring the organization, staff worked with the Office of Economic Transformation to develop public-private partnerships and strengthen northeast Wyoming’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. In the last 12 months, the ECED and OET staff have connected with more than 170 businesses, and there are 50 active deals with private businesses looking to locate or expand in northeast Wyoming.… Starting Jan. 1, 2026, the Office of Economic Transformation will be a division of Energy Capital Economic Development, which will acquire two staff members from the OET. |
| Feb 8, 2023 Gillette College Foundation – Office of Economic Transformation The mission of the Office of Economic Transformation (OET) is to support the future of Northeastern Wyoming while supporting economic recovery, diversity, and resilience. The OET is issuing a request for proposals (RFP) from service providers, consultants, and other interested entities who can provide services related to supporting, data gathering and creating a Campbell County Transformation and Implementation Plan for the sustainability of the office. |
| Jan 9, 2023 Former commissioner picked to lead grant-funded office. Rusty Bell recently accepted the position of director of diversification for the office of economic transformation, a new office in the Gillette College Tech Center that is funded by a federal grant. … The three-year, $579,840 grant was awarded to the Gillette College Foundation last fall with in-kind contributions from the city, county and Wyoming Business Council bringing the total amount to $724,800. |
| Sep 14, 2022 US Economic Development Admin Grant $2,789,869, matched by $593,423 in local investment, to Campbell County/City of Gillette, Gillette/Campbell County, Wyoming, to support construction of infrastructure necessary to support building the Pronghorn Industrial Park, to attract heavy industrial companies to locate commercial production facilities in Campbell County, Wyoming. |
| Sep 14, 2022 US Economic Development Admin Grant $579,840, matched by $144,960 in local investment, to the Gillette College Foundation, Gillette/Campbell County, Wyoming, to support the establishment of an Office of Transformation to assist the northeastern Wyoming region in recovering from recent negative economic impacts due to the coronavirus pandemic and changes to market conditions for the coal industry, which is central to the regional economy. The Office of Transformation will consist of a variety of partners from local governments, non-profit organizations, and industry representatives, and will be administrated by the Gillette College Foundation |
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