How to Become a Member

We are proud to be home to a diverse group of businesses and industry sectors. Manufacturing and Agriculture make up the largest amount of chamber members, however we are rich in professional services as well as commercial retail. Several of our chamber members are home-grown and have been for generations.  We are proud of each one of our members.

None.  We have benefits for you that won’t take time away from running your business. Your personal involvement will maximize your financial investment.

We do not have a regular monthly meeting for members, however there is something happening for members on an ongoing basis.  Remember to sign up for the monthly E News Brief to stay in touch with events, professional development and much more.

You build your products here. You employ people here. You’ve made an investment in facilities here.  Therefore, the local economy does have an immediate impact on your business.  We’re the only organization looking out for your business interests here.

Exposure comes naturally when you are a member of the Chamber. Your business becomes a part of everything we offer.

Our strong role in advocacy allows you to work on your business, while we work on behalf of your business.  We’re your voice — shielding your business from controversy.

The Chamber is financed by our members through dues and fees for programs and services.

No. The Chamber is a 501(c)6 entity and does not fall under the authority of any unit of government.

Sets the strategic direction and vision. Monitors financial performance. Evaluates the Executive Director.

Monthly e-newsletter, website/online resources, 1:1 visits and social media. E-invites for specific notices, meetings, and events.