Campbell County, a Northeast Wyoming community, is rich with opportunites in energy, industry, integrated technology, family-oriented activities, educational choices, career diversity, recreation, wildlife and national tourism destinations.

WHO WE ARE:

• Our population is 46,000 and growing
• The median family income is $75,244
• The Powder River Basin is the nation's largest coal-producing region, accounting over 40 percent of the U.S. production.
• The oil and gas production industries are major contributors to Campbell County's prosperity
• Campbell County is on its way to become one of the largest producers of Uranium in Wyoming
• Campbell County's diversified economy includes manufacturing, health, and reclamation industries  

 SUCCESSES IN 2010 - 2012

• $1.3 billion Dry Fork Power Plant
• $38 million, 97,700 sq. ft. Technical Education Center
• $55 million Recreation Center
• $68 million Campbell County Memorial  Hospital expansion
• Uranium One's new uranium mine at Christensen Ranch
• New retail stores: Famous Footwear, Petco, Jo-Ann Fabrics, Sports Authority, Rue21
• New restaurants: Qdoba, City Brew, Smiling Moose Deli, Adriano's Italian Restaurant, Old Chicago, 311

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