Quality of Life in Gillette-Campbell County, WY

Founded in 1911, Campbell County is rich in minerals and in community commitment. Considered the energy capital of the west, coal and gas industries dominate the landscape here, creating jobs for citizens and tax revenues to build state-of-the-art schools, public safety facilities and more. Gillette’s Cam-Plex, situated on 1,100 acres, is Wyoming’s largest events complex. A National Hockey League sized ice rink and other recreational facilities keep young people active. Meanwhile, Gillette is just a day’s drive from the famed Devils Tower and Mount Rushmore national monuments.

Coal production is big business for Gillette and Campbell County, and with new technologies for both extraction and use, the industry will continue to be a major player in the economic development, FULL ARTICLE
From the tragic loss of the space shuttle Challenger in 1986 rose a dream of a better future led by well-educated scientists, and Gillette is poised to be home to the latest physical showcase for FULL ARTICLE
Looking for a weekend adventure that involves great food, plenty of outdoor and indoor exercise, cultural activities and more? Then look no further than Gillette, which can keep you plenty busy for a FULL ARTICLE

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  • The Campbell County Fire Department, Gillette Wyoming
    The Campbell County Fire Department is a combination volunteer/paid fire department that provides fire, rescue and hazardous materials services to the 4716 square miles of Campbell County in Northeastern Wyoming, including the City of Gillette and the Town of Wright. This photo was shot for Images of Gillette magazine. Photo by Brian McCord