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Cynthia Lee Almond’s career in public service began with one person’s encouragement – 2026 Women of Impact
['Sherri Blevins']
Yellowhammer News
More than two decades later, Almond’s commitment to public service has earned her recognition as one of YHN Media Group’s 2026 Women of Impact.
A family tradition of public serviceFor Almond, an interest in government began long before she entered public office.
“I grew up in a household where public service and politics were a regular part of family conversation,” she said.
“Public service provides the opportunity to leave things better than you found them, and that responsibility motivates me every day.”
Almond’s children were 4 and 6 when she began her public service career.