William D. Condray has been an integral part of the Laughlin community for more than twenty years, dedicating his life to public service.

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His journey began as a Volunteer Fireman, evolving into a Resident Firefighter at Washington State University. Subsequently, he served with distinction at the California Highway Patrol and as an Instructor at the California Highway Patrol Academy.

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Retiring as a Sergeant from the Needles CHP Office, Condray's illustrious career included pivotal moments such as his involvement in law enforcement during the Los Angeles Riots in Los Angeles, California, aiding in Hurricane Katrina cleanup efforts in New Orleans, Louisiana, and serving as a Scene Supervisor at the Laughlin River Run Shooting alongside the Las Vegas Metro Police Department.

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Simultaneously dedicated to expanding his expertise, Condray pursued legal studies at California Southern Law School, earning his Juris Doctor degree. Following his retirement from CHP in 2009, he embarked on a thriving private law practice, handling a diverse array of cases including Family Law, Guardianships, Evictions, and Probate matters. Additionally, he successfully passed the Arizona Bar Examination, broadening his practice to include Arizona.