Laurie D. Goodman

Candidate for Sheridan County Senior Citizens Service District Trustee · November 3, 2026

About Laurie D. Goodman

Has worked for former U.S. Sen. Al Simpson, the Environmental Protection Agency and the finance department of a large nonprofit before returning to Wyoming.

What they say they'll focus on:

  • Address growth in Sheridan County

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Karen Walters, Sydnee Alyster, Lynn Custis, John Dolan, Jack Landon, Jr., Brenda Fischer, Patricia A. Grantham, Maureen Heimbaugh, Russell Holzheimer, Don Julian, Mark Law, Penny Pudge, Larry Richards, Noll Roberts, Kristopher Schamber, Kati Sherwood, Nick Siddle and Jennifer Tribley, for Sheridan County Senior Citizens Service District Trustee.
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