Cevin has been a Professional Land Surveyor with Land Surveying Incorporated (LSI) since 2000, and owner of the company since 2007. LSI provides residential, commercial, and energy-related land surveying services for a broad range of clients including city and county governments. Cevin holds an AAS degree in Engineering Technology from Laramie County Community College (1992) and has 29 years of professional experience as a land surveyor working throughout Wyoming, Nebraska, and Montana. He has been involved with and supervised a wide variety of surveys including cadastral surveys, oil and gas production staking, horizontal network control, and large-scale vertical control networks, as well as subdivision boundaries, estate surveys, county road plats and construction staking in many different types of construction activities. Cevin supervises the daily operations of all employees at LSI, schedules surveys, as well as business, project, and client management.

Cevin enjoys being actively engaged in his community in Gillette. He currently serves on the Gillette College Engineering Department Advisory Board, where he works to advocate for awareness of surveying and engineering professions through education. In addition, Cevin is assisting with the University of Wyoming Surveyor and GIS Outreach Program geared to educate/inform children in grades 3-12 about land surveying and GIS. As an active member of the Gillette Evening Rotary Club, Cevin exemplifies the club’s mission of service above self.

Cevin is married to Stacy Imus and they have two boys, Rico and Rex. In his spare time, he has been known to enjoy camping, fishing trips, and chasing down pheasants with his hunting dog, Kimber.

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