Douglas Moore (Republican)

26 Independence Dr
Gillette, Wyoming 82716-1893
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Republican Christian Conservative all my life. Lived in Wyoming since 1978. Graduated CCHS 1988. University of Wyoming 2 years. Got married to my high school sweetheart in 1994, have 3 kids, 5 grandkids who all live in Gillette. An avid hunter, fly fisher, and snowboarder. All around lover of the outdoors.

I have worked in the coal industry for 30yrs, at a variety of management positions dealing large budgets. I have managed large workforces as well as millions of dollars' worth of equipment. I have the Training Manager for the entire employee base that oversaw the needs of every department and am currently the Transportation Manager for 2 mines that coordinates the shipment of millions for tons of coal every month to power plant all over the nation.

I have an Associate Degree in Mining Technology. Of which was one of the first to help develop the curriculum at the local College.
I am also a MSHA certified instructor to help recertify our workforce at Annual Refresher Training.

Very active in the community, volunteering at my church, and and part of Networking for a Cause in raising funding for a variety of organizations in Gillette. I am a member of the Energy Capital Economic Development committee. Very active in supporting many youth sports program. My wife and I are certified Biblical counselors through Christian Life Ministries. We helped found Set Free Ministries that have been a support to local churches.

I feel I have the experience to represent Gillette and Campbell County at the state level. As of right now there is nobody at the state level that has any experience in Coal Mining Industry. I feel Campbell County's interest could better be served with someone of my background and experience. I not only can help protect the interest of CC and the coal industry but focus on the Economic Development that would help diversify and balance the number one tax base for out state.

1.Economic Development with bringing other industries to our community. 2.Remove some of the barriers to improve the affordable housing that is desperately need in Campbell County. 3. Lower the cost of Health Care by working across state lines to have more options for Wyoming families.