Gillette, WYVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Gillette City Council Ward 3 · Nov 3, 2026

Heidi Gross

Candidate for City Council Ward 3 (incumbent)

8 candidates · 4 seats6 sourced positions

Heidi Gross, the incumbent, is running for Gillette City Council Ward 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Pat Collins.

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Executive director of the Gillette College Foundation and Ward 3 member of the Gillette City Council.

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Where Heidi Gross stands: positions on the record

Gurley Overpass funding1 sourced position

  • Says she would keep setting aside general fund money each year and support state and federal grants.

    “I will continue to support setting aside funds from the general fund each year moving forward.”

    Own statementGillette News Record · Aug 1, 2026

Housing costs1 sourced position

  • Supports a workshop of developers, brokers and community leaders to develop housing solutions.

    “I also support a workshop in which we gather developers, brokers, and community leaders to come up with solutions for the problem.”

    Own statementGillette News Record · Aug 1, 2026

Optional 1% sales tax1 sourced position

  • Supports renewing the 1% and using the resident survey results to drive its budgeting.

    “I believe we should use the survey results to drive our budgeting for 1%.”

    Own statementGillette News Record · Aug 1, 2026

Economic development1 sourced position

  • As reported by County 17; not a direct quote.

    Said she is open to tax increment financing to help redevelop areas of the city.

    Forum answerCounty 17 · Sep 30, 2026

Gurley Overpass design contract1 sourced position
Malicious harms ordinance1 sourced position

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