Government Relations
Experience where policy gets made.
Strategic counsel for organizations navigating policymakers, agencies, legislation, regulation, and public policy.
Our Approach
Government is a process. Knowing how to navigate it matters.
Effective government relations requires more than understanding the issue. It requires knowing the people, process, timing, competing interests, and political realities surrounding it.
Freestone brings decades of public policy and government experience to help clients engage effectively, anticipate challenges, and make informed decisions.
Know the process · Understand the moment · Move with purpose
What We Help With
Focused support for government and policy challenges.
Legislative Strategy
Navigate legislation, policy proposals, and the decisions surrounding them.
Regulatory & Agency Engagement
Engage effectively with agencies and regulatory processes.
Policymaker Engagement
Build informed, productive relationships with decision-makers.
Policy Monitoring & Intelligence
Understand developments that could affect your organization or objectives.
Advocacy Strategy
Develop a clear approach for advancing or protecting important interests.
Community & Stakeholder Engagement
Bring together relationships and perspectives to move an issue forward.
Lobbying & Advocacy
Effective advocacy starts with understanding how decisions get made.
Freestone helps clients represent their interests before policymakers and government, with strategies grounded in the realities surrounding each issue.
Our team brings firsthand experience in public policy and government to help clients determine when to engage, where to focus, and how to make their case effectively.
Issue Expertise
Deep experience across the issues shaping the West and the country.
Western water issues
Private land conservation
Public and private land use
Energy development
Climate change
Electric and water utility projects
Natural resources
Private property rights
Transportation
Hunting and angling
Healthcare
Technology
Development
The next move matters