Speaker of the House, Wyoming State House of Representatives, 2013-2014

Representative, Wyoming State House of Representatives, 2004-2014

Majority Floor Leader, Wyoming State House of Representatives, 2011-2012

Speaker Pro Tempore, Wyoming State House of Representatives, 2006-2008

State Committeeman, Republican Party, 1991-1992

Precinct Committeeman, 1984

Member, Management Council

Member, Steering Committee, Western States Energy Symposium

Attorney, Lubnau, Bailey and Dumbrill, Professional Corporation, 1984-present

Member, International Society of Fire Service Instructors, 2004-present

Member, Jackrably Bar, 2003-present

Member, Campbell County Fire Department, 1997-present

Member, American Health Lawyers Association, 1992-present

Member, Gillette Rotary Club, 1987-present

Firefighter/EMT/Hazmat Technician, Campbell County Fire Department, 1985-present

Member, Wyoming State Bar, 1984-present

Member, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 1966-present

Member, Council of State Governments West, Energy and Environment

Chancellor, Jackrably Bar, 2006

President, Wyoming State Bar, 2003-2004

President Elect, Wyoming State Bar, 2002-2003

Vice President, Wyoming State Bar, 2001-2002

Commissioner, Wyoming State Bar, 1998-2001

Member, Gillette Jaycees, 1985-1997

Chair, Board of Continuing Legal Education, 1988-1991

Trustee, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation, 1988-1991

Awards:

Rookie Firefighter of the Year, 1995; Firefighter of the Year, 2001; ISFSI Fire Training Officer of the Year, National Award, 2004.

Person Most Want to Meet (Dead or Alive):

Abraham Lincoln, through hard work and dedication kept a nation together through its most trying times. I admire his wisdom and political courage.

Priority Issues:

We need to continue to invest in education. Education is the key to economic development. By investing in our greatest asset, our children, we allow them the opportunity to drive a free market economy, with their knowledge, their aspirations and their dreams. We need to invest in infrastructure: highways, power corridors, pipelines and power transmission lines. We need to create the economic conditions which allow our goods to be delivered to market. Infrastructure spending in an investment in our future and in the future of our children. We need to save. The permanent mineral trust fund is our legacy to future generations. The income from that savings provides a substantial part of the state's budget. In a meeting with State Treasurer Joe Meyer, Tuesday, legislative leadership was informed that income off of the state's investments has become the largest single source of income for the State of Wyoming. While we need to spend for today's needs, saving for the future is a key to continued stability and prosperity for our children, and our children's children.

Publications:

Crew Resource Management for the Fire Service, Penn Well, 2004, co-authored with Randy Okray.

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

I was challenged to run for office by a friend. He thought I could do a good job in the legislature, and that I had something to say. I proposed a public ethics act expansion bill, and it passed. I found I had a talent for working in the legislature, and for getting results. Now, I see a critical time for this state and for the country. Wyoming can be at the center of the economic solutions to the nation's problems. Though education, infrastructure and prudent savings, we can address those issues.