John L. Freeman would like to thank you for supporting his re-election to the Wyoming House of Representatives, District 60.
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I wish to thank the voters of House District 60, and the people of Green River and Sweetwater County for their support in the 2016 election.
-John L. Freeman
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John L. Freeman has been active in Sweetwater County for over thirty-five years. He was a member of the Sweetwater County Outdoor Recreation Board, Green River Recreation Board, the first chairman of the Green River Greenbelt Task Force, a Trustee of Western Wyoming Community College, and a past President of the Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees.  He coached youth soccer for 14 years. Mr. Freeman was employed as US History and Government teacher in Sweetwater School District #1 for 32 years.  He taught at Rock Springs Alternative High School and Rock Springs High School. He retired from teaching in June of 2011 to become Western Wyoming Community College’s part-time High School Transition Coordinator. He currently assists students in Western’s service area to make a smooth transition from high school to college by encouraging prepared students to take college classes while still in high school.
As a member of the Wyoming Legislature, Rep. Freeman has served on the House Education Committee, the Joint School Facilities Committee, the Management Council, The Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Committee (TRW), the Select Natural Resource Funding Committee and the Select Committee on the Wyoming Value Added Energy and Industrial Plan. In addition to serving on these legislative committees, he was appointed by Governor Mead to serve on the Governor’s School Safety Taskforce and Complete College Wyoming.  Rep. Freeman was also selected to serve on the Wyoming Distance Education Task Force.
John Freeman has lived in Sweetwater County since 1971 and his family has had a presence in Sweetwater County since the 1880’s. He looks forward to serving the people of Sweetwater County for another term.
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