Main Street Advisory Board and Staff

Advisory Board

The Wyoming Main Street Advisory Board is composed of seven Governor-appointed members, each bringing their own cache of knowledge and experience in downtown revitalization.

Sherri Mullinnix is the Chair of the Advisory Board and a former mayor of Douglas. She is a small business owner for 28 years and currently the planning technician for the City of Douglas Community Development Department.

Bill Hankins is Vice-Chair of the Advisory Board. He is the owner of the Rose Cottage book and gift store in downtown Worland and the Worland Academy of Music.

Stacey Reichardt is the Secretary of the Advisory Board.  She is the owner/operator of Ninth Street Café and Daylight Donuts in downtown Wheatland, where she is involved in many local economic development and revitalization efforts.

Judson Ball is an Advisory Board member. He has served as the corporate secretary of the National Museum of Wildlife Art from 2007 to present, and has been a member of Rancheros Vistadores from 2000 to the present, among other accomplishments.

Kelly Enns is an Advisory Board member. She and her husband own a Xerox agency/IT business in downtown Rock Springs where they have joined with other business owners, Urban Renewal, and the community to revitalize the downtown.

John Nickle is an Advisory Board member.  He is the President of the Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Center, a former mayor of Lovell and former President of the Wyoming Association of Municipalities. 

Jim Davis is an Advisory Board member. He is the Director of Administrative Services for the City of Evanston.

Staff at Main Office:

Mary Randolph
Program Coordinator

Valerie Gaumont
Main Street Program Manager

Jo Ferguson
Senior Rural Development Specialist

Britta Fuller
Administrative Specialist