Cindy Lovelace (Republican)

PO Box 1371
Gillette, Wyoming 82717
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I am a 4th generation Cambell County native and was raised on a ranch in northern Campbell County which was homesteaded by my great grandparents in 1917. I have three children, three granddaughters, a great granddaughter, and a grandson in Heaven. I raised my three children in Campbell County who are all now pursuing their dreams. In my spare time, I enjoy golfing, playing the piano, dabbling in art and taking family trips.

Prior to being elected as County Clerk, I owned and operated an insurance agency for 16 years. Prior to the insurance industry, I owned and operated a local embroidery and screen-printing business and was the Director of the NE Wyoming Red Cross where I worked with local and federal entities along with the community to help coordinate relief efforts following the Wright tornado in 2005.

My roots run deep here, and I am committed to the preservation and betterment of our community.

My background of over 26 years in business management has provided me with a broad perspective of administration, firsthand staff management experience, a detailed approach to fiscal management, and a high level of accountability and professionalism. I look at things through an objective lens and treat everyone with respect. I listen to all points of view and make decisions without bias.

Business Management, Budgeting, Staff Management

I have been involved in several civic organizations including Gillette Kiwanis, Campbell County Chamber Energizers, 4-H Leader, and am a graduate of the Gillette Area Leadership (GALI) Institute. I am currently a member of the Campbell County 250 committee to build awareness in the community to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary of Independence.

I’m running for re-election because a feel a great responsibility to continuing the progress we have made over the past 3 ½ years. During my first term in office, I have focused on supporting my staff, providing sound fiscal management, conducting safe and secure elections, and preserving and protecting our land records. I have worked hard to create a positive and supporting work environment for the staff in the Clerks office, while also building strong working relationships with local leaders and county departments. By working collectively, we have made great strides in reviewing and updating county policies ensuring the county fiscal policies and procedures are up to date and in compliance.

The residents of Campbell County deserve a County Clerk with experience, sound decision making, and a conservative approach to financial management. My commitment is to stand by my word, do the right things for the right reasons, and to make decisions based on what is best for the county.

Election Integrity
Election integrity remains one of my top priorities. Our local elections office works diligently to stay informed on current election laws, and to ensure our elections are conducted in accordance with the Wyoming Election Code. My fresh perspective in the Elections office has provided me an opportunity to objectively evaluate the processes and procedures surrounding our local elections. Through this process, we continually work to improve and strengthen the security of our local elections.

Fiscal Management
One of my duties as County Clerk is providing management and oversight of the county budget and expenditures of the county. During my first term as County Clerk, I helped lead the implementation of new budgeting software to managing expenditures, capital projects, and improve transparency to citizens on how their tax dollars are being utilized. I have worked closely with other leaders and officials to build a strong team of financial professionals who work in collaboration to provide the county with sound fiscal management.

Safeguarding our public land records
Protecting and preserving our public land records and the rights of our property owners should be done with the highest level of care. When I entered office in 2023, I was tasked with completing the digitization process for our land records. I have taken a conservative and detailed approach to verifying the information on-line is authenticated and protected.