Stebner appointed as Lander’s 9th District judge

Posted 12/15/22

“Dan is uniquely qualified and situated to serve as the Circuit Court Judge in the 9th Judicial District,” Gov. Gordon said. “His familiarity with the community and his experience in criminal matters will allow him to quickly come up to judicial speed. He will serve Fremont County well.”

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Stebner appointed as Lander’s 9th District judge

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CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon has appointed Daniel Stebner to be a Circuit Court Judge for the 9th Judicial District serving Fremont County. Stebner’s appointment fills the vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Wesley Roberts. 
Since 2013 Stebner has served as deputy county and prosecuting attorney in Fremont County. From 2011 to 2013 he served as judicial law clerk for the 9th Judicial District Court in Fremont County under Judge Norman Young. A Wyoming native, Stebner earned his Bachelor’s and Juris Doctorate degrees from the University of Wyoming. He resides in Lander with his wife and children. 

“Dan is uniquely qualified and situated to serve as the Circuit Court Judge in the 9th Judicial District,” Gov. Gordon said. “His familiarity with the community and his experience in criminal matters will allow him to quickly come up to judicial speed. He will serve Fremont County well.”

“I am humbled and honored to be named to the circuit court bench,” Stebner said. “I have had the opportunity to practice at the Circuit Court level on criminal and county matters, and look forward to serving the people of Fremont County.”

The 9th District also has judges and courtrooms in Sublette County – Pinedale – and Teton County – Jackson, who at times are assigned cases from Sublette County.