Cody Wylie (Republican)
House District 39
Biography
A lifelong resident of Sweetwater County Cody graduated from Rock Springs High school, later gaining an associate degree at Western Wyoming Community College and then received his bachelor's degree at the University of Wyoming in political science. While attending the University, Cody would meet his now loving wife Marie. Upon graduation Cody would return home to Sweetwater County and join his family's construction business. A third-generation builder and businessman Cody would gain a unique understanding the county's economic innerworkings and future outlook. Cody's wife Marie finished her degree in criminal justice at the University and relocated to Sweetwater County becoming a Sheriff's Deputy. The Wylie's have recently started a family and plan on a bright future within our local community.
Experience
Cody has served on the Rock Springs Planning and Zoning Commission for the last year and a half. Being on this Commission has taught him that economic growth and development is not only beneficial for Sweetwater County but for Wyoming as a whole. Serving as Vice President for Wylie Construction Inc. His duties include everything from: construction management, estimating and scheduling projects, to working in the field side by side with his employees. Cody has experience with budgets and m
Education
A graduate from Rock Springs High school, later gaining an associate degree at Western Wyoming Community College and then Cody received his bachelor's degree at the University of Wyoming in political science.
Community Activities and Memberships
Cody Serves on the Rock Springs City Planning and Zoning Commission.
Why I am Running
Cody Chose to run for house district 39 to better help his county and state. He believes that Sweetwater County needs representatives that will voice the counties concerns in Cheyene. The State needs to adhere to its conservative beliefs while adapting theever changing future.
Top 3 Priorities
1: Economic diversification.
2: Economic development.
3: Keeping a high standard of living that embraces Wyoming's conservative values.
