Terri Jones

Terri Jones is a Wyoming native and lifelong Albany County resident who, with her husband Brad, owned and operated a masonry construction business here until retirement. They raised two sons in this community and now have two granddaughters.
She first won election to the Albany County Commission in 2016, served as chairwoman from 2019 to 2020, returned to the board in 2022, and was selected as chairman again in 2025. She is running for re-election in 2026.
Jones focuses on practical local government. She works to keep county decisions transparent and budgets responsible so taxpayers know where their money goes. She supports stronger infrastructure that keeps roads and services working for families and businesses. She stands for private property rights so landowners can use their land under clear rules, and she backs parental rights and the rule of law in everyday county matters.
She helped advance the Pilot Hill and Critical Winter Wildlife Area project, which protects wildlife habitat, recreation access, and the Casper Aquifer while supporting local education and economic opportunities.
Terri Jones brings the experience of a small-business owner and longtime commissioner who has already served this county through changing times. She will continue putting Albany County’s practical needs first.