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2022 Board of Director Nominees

11/12/2021

 
The Washington Area Chamber of Commerce has two Board of Directors positions to fill for 2022.  
The following four nominees were selected from a highly qualified field of candidates:  Nicole Desmond, Logan Diebal, Don Grahl, and Scott Mentz.

Ballots were mailed to members on Friday, November 12 ​and are due back to the Chamber Office by December 1.​

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Nicole Desmond is employed at Deppe Farms, a family-owned business established right here in Washington in 1950.  She is a graduate of Washington High School earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture Economics from the University of Missouri before returning to the family farm.
Nicole enjoys being involved in the community and volunteering her time. She served 9 years on the Washington Town and Country fair board and still continues to volunteer her time there whenever needed. She coached basketball for 12 years, served 5 years on the Athletic Board, and volunteered on the Auction Committee at St. Gertrude School.  Currently, Nicole is serving on the board for the FFA Foundation which helps all our surrounding High School FFA chapters. She has joined the Washington High Athletic Association auction committee and is in her 2nd year as an assistant coach for the WHS girls varsity basketball team.
Nicole is married to JJ Desmond. They reside on the family farm with their 5 kids. Nicole enjoys spending time with her family and friends.  Her hobbies include gardening, spending time outdoors, and cycling.

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Logan Diebal owns and manages First Choice Facilities, one of the largest national snow and ice management companies in the nation, with over seven branches across the country.  He is especially proud of creating a company that offers some of the best benefits, culture, and facilities to its employees in our area.  First Choice Facilities is headquartered in Washington and has made contributions to many local charities and initiatives.
Logan has always enjoyed leadership and problem solving and believes his strategic business sense would be an asset to the Chamber Board.  He wants to be involved in the community to ensure the town offers things that will keep younger generations here permanently.
Logan and his wife, Emily, currently live in Gerald.  In his free time, Logan enjoys traveling and trying new foods.  He loves outdoor hobbies, like skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, and hiking.  His favorite local spot is the Riverfront Trail.

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Don Grahl moved to Washington nearly 20 years ago and considers it, without a doubt, the best decision he and his wife, Donna, ever made. The move here has served their family exceptionally well, both personally and professionally.   Donna works at St. Francis Borgia High School, and together they own and operate The Creek Grill and Sports Bar, which just celebrated its 12th anniversary serving this community. Don and Donna have three adult children, including two that reside in town and work in the area. Don has one granddaughter and another on the way.
Don would consider it an honor to serve on the Washington Area Chamber Board of Directors. It would allow him to give back to this great city a fraction of what he feels it has given him and his family.

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Scott Mentz ​​ owns and operates Mentz Foundations, Inc., a small business specializing in concrete constructions.  He has been a leader in that field for over 35 years.  Scott is a hardworking, detail-oriented individual with strong managerial and organization skills. 
Scott is currently a Director at Heritage Community Bank.  He previously served nine years on the Washington Town & Country Fair Board and was President of the Franklin County Construction Industrial Council for three years.
Scott and his wife, Lisa, have two adult daughters, Stephanie and Taylor.  He loves spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren, and enjoys coaching youth sports, playing golf, farming, and traveling.

HR Leadership Forum networking group kicks off Nov. 16!

11/10/2021

 
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The Quality Coach® is pleased to launch a new professional networking group called the HR Leadership Forum (HRLF).
 
Pre-COVID, we hosted our 5P (Positive People Practices, Plus Pie) networking events. These popular sessions provided a great opportunity to network, learn from each other, and hear from HR experts. We expect HRLF to be a next-level event drawing from a larger geographic area, attracting more special guests, and just what you need when you need it.
 
ECC staff from the Center for Workforce Development will host our first event and serve as our guest speaker sharing some amazing funding opportunities for which your organization may qualify. Local manufacturing, healthcare, and nonprofit organizations along with small businesses, have recently benefited from these new funding sources for potential, new, and, incumbent workers. These programs are more flexible than ever. Come learn if your company is eligible for these training dollars!


 Click here to register now!


Tuesday, November 16, 2021
11:30-1:00

 
Complimentary lunch at 11:30. 
  
All are welcome, registration is required.

Oct. 20 is Support Your Local Chamber of Commerce Day!

10/20/2021

 
First things first - Thank you to the 500+ businesses and organizations that choose Chamber membership as an investment in their business and in our community!  We're proud of the work our Chamber does to strengthen businesses and promote growth in the greater Washington area, and we're grateful for the members that support us as we work to fulfill our mission.

For local businesses and organizations that aren't yet members, we'd like to take the opportunity to tell you more about our Chamber, and the benefits of membership.  If you have questions, please feel free to contact our office at (636) 239-2715 or e-mail us!

Our Mission in Action

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Networking Events
MEWA Health Insurance Program
Young Professionals Development
Promotion Opportunities

- Website
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Partnerships
- City of Washington
- Downtown Washington, Inc.
Participation
- Economic Vitality Committee
- CORE Restructuring
- Washington Civic Industrial Corp.

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Washington Town & Country Fair
Music at the Market
Student-Business Partnership
Pumpkin Palooza
Farmers' Market
Olde Fashioned Christmas
Leadership Academy of Washington
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Partnership
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Participation
- 353 Redevelopment Corp.
Publication
- Insight / Year In Review
Relocation Marketing
- Community website, washmo.org
- Young Professionals Video Series
- Targeted Marketing Campaign
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About Chamber Membership

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Top 10 Reasons to Join the Chamber

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About the Chamber
With over 500 members and an annual operating budget that exceeds $2 million, the Washington Area Chamber of Commerce has been ranked the second-largest chamber in the region by the St. Louis Business Journal. Our chamber, founded in 1923, is unique because we have three main operating components;  the Chamber Office, the Washington Town & Country Fair, and the Washington Division of Tourism. The Town & Country Fair is the third-largest fair in the state, bringing five days of fun and entertainment to Washington every August.  In 1999, a lodging tax was created, with proceeds going specifically towards marketing Washington as a tourist destination.  The Director of Tourism has been employed by the Chamber since the position was created.  
 

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2021 Board of Director Nominees

11/13/2020

 
The Washington Area Chamber of Commerce has two Board of Directors positions to fill for 2021.  
The following four nominees were selected from a highly qualified field of candidates:  Steven Kuenzel, Jr., Carrie Maune, Tricia Piontek, and Kevin Richardson.
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Steven P. Kuenzel Jr. “Steve”, is a Partner at the law firm of Eckelkamp Kuenzel LLP, Washington Mo.  He has worked full time as an attorney at Eckelkamp Kuenzel LLP since 2009, having previously clerked there beginning in 2005.  In addition to his law degree from Saint Louis University, he also received an MBA from Saint Louis University in 2010.  He attended the University of Missouri-Columbia for his undergraduate degree, graduating Magna Cum Laude, receiving a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree with an emphasis in Finance and Banking in 2005.
Outside of work, Steve is a member of the Franklin County Bar Association, American Bar Association, Washington Elks, Rotary, Knights of Columbus, and Our Lady of Lourdes Parish.  He was a recipient of the Outstanding Young Professional Award, class of 2015.  Steve is also involved in a variety real estate projects and developments throughout the county.  He is married to Colleen M. Kuenzel, who he met in law school and who also received her law degree from Saint Louis University.  They currently reside in Washington with their four daughters, Bailey, Darcy, Samantha, and Rory.
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Carrie Maune has been a resident of Franklin County most of her life.  She grew up in Union and earned a degree in chemistry and biology from University of Central Missouri.  Carrie worked at Romer Labs in Union for 12 years before starting Trilogy Analytical Laboratory with two business partners in 1999.  Trilogy is an analytical chemistry laboratory focused on food and feed safety.  In 2015, Carrie sold her shares in Trilogy, but remains as a Vice President, working in several areas of the company.
Carrie and her husband, Mick, live just outside of Washington, close to Campbellton.  They have been married for 38 years and have enjoyed the many benefits of living in this community and have found it to be a wonderful place to raise their family.   Carrie and Mick have two children - a 27-year old son and a 21-year old daughter.
Carrie is a member of New Life Church in Washington and is active on the Elder Team and Outreach Team.  She has volunteered for a number of groups/events, including Washington FFA, Sheltered Reality Drumming group, marching band functions, and more.  At Trilogy she has worked with East Central College, Washington High School,, and Four Rivers Career Center on Industry-specific projects and education events.  She has also served on the Biotechnology Steering Committee at ECC and the advisory committee for the FRCC health and science groups.
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Tricia (Mohesky) Piontek was born and raised in Washington, Missouri and attended St. Francis Borgia Regional High School.   She and her husband, Allan, live in Washington and have five children.   Jackson (19), Samuel (22), and Sydney (23) are currently completing or have just completed their college careers and are well on their way to putting their stamp on the community; Holly Wunderlich (35) and Nicole Brueggenjohann (36) are both married with families of their own, working on their own successes locally.
 Tricia has risen to the position of Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Brands Division at The Magnet Group.  She began her career as a Customer Service Rep at TMG in 2002 after time as a legal secretary, assistant to an Investment Rep, and physician's office assistant.
Tricia has served on the Our Lady of Lourdes School Board and volunteered for the planning of school auctions, parish breakfasts and dinners.  She helped with many fundraisers for the Washington Junior ROTC Booster Club, helping grow a successful organization.  Giving back to the local community was a priority for her family growing up and a characteristic she and her husband continue to instill in their children.  As a family, they volunteer for local Knights of Columbus events and are members of the American Legion Post 218.  Supporting local events and activities, such as the Annual Relay for Life, Farmers' Market, Sunset on the Riverfront, and Art and Wine Festival, and supporting local organizations such as the United Way and March of Dimes are important the Piontek family, helping to maintain the small town they love so much and giving back to anyone in need.   The Chamber of Commerce seems to be a natural next step and Tricia truly appreciates the opportunity and consideration for this role. 
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​Kevin Richardson is a named partner and attorney at law firm of Zick, Voss, Politte & Richardson, P.C., located in downtown Washington, where he has worked since 2003.  He graduated with Honors from the University of Notre Dame with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History.  He received his Juris Doctorate from Washington University School of Law in St. Louis. Kevin has been a board member of the Franklin County Area United Way, serving as both the Campaign Chair and President of the Board of Directors, has been the President of the 20th Judicial Circuit Bar Association, was named to the Washington Outstanding Young Professionals Class of 2013, has been a member of the TEMCO, Inc., Board of Directors, and has served on the Parish Finance Committee at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish.  Kevin enjoys playing golf, attending his children’s numerous activities, and following Notre Dame sports.  He is married to Sarah and they have two children, Audrey and Will.

Ballots were mailed to members on Friday, November 13
​and are due back to the Chamber Office by December 1.

New Apprenticeship Program at Four Rivers Career Center

10/5/2020

 
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Four Rivers Career Center is pleased to announce the creation of the Youth Registered Apprenticeship Program in coordination with TransPORTS and the Missouri Department of Labor and with full support from the City of Washington and the Washington Area Chamber of Commerce.
The Department of Labor officially approved the FRCC Youth Registered Apprenticeship (YRA) program standards as a nationally recognized and registered intermediary. The FRCC stands as the newest YRA program in Missouri Career and Technical Education.
Andy Robinson, FRCC Director, and Andrea Wieland, Career and College Specialist, have laid the ground work through effective internship (pre-apprenticeship) programs with their industry relevant instructors.
FRCC is setting high standards of qualifications for high school students to qualify through aptitude, academic performance, and work ethic. This merit-based job placement will utilize the top performing students for on the job training, using an earn-while-you-learn model with local employers in high demand.

“Rigorous and relevant career technical education through our instructors at Four Rivers Career Center is producing highly qualified skill trade workers,” Robinson said. “We are bridging the gap between 21st century education and employment needs of our community. We do not just graduate highly skilled students, but we help launch them into their long-term career path.”

​The first occupations registered are through the Machine Tool program. Tool and Die Maker and Machinist will be the first apprenticeable occupations as the launch of the YRA program takes shape.
Advanced Manufacturing companies, Homeyer and G & H Tool/Tool Tech are long-term supporters and partners with FRCC advisory councils and internship program.
Gretchen Homeyer, Director of Business Operations, Homeyer Precision Manufacturing, and Julie Scannell, Tool Tech Human Resources Administrator, were the first employers to sign the Department of Labor YRA agreements. Employers are selected by administration and instructors.
KJ Unnerstall Construction and Modern Auto, Inc. have recently joined the industry partner lineup as this program is exponentially expanding to meet the immediate needs of the City of Washington.
“We are thrilled and would like to pass along our congratulations to the Four Rivers Career Center for the launch of this program,” said Sal Maniaci, Community and Economic Development Director for the City of Washington. “Washington’s growing industries are fortunate to now have another tool to find and train the future of their workforce. The YRA Program not only gives companies the opportunity to find skilled and reliable workers but it also solidifies the vital business and education relationship in this community.”
Robinson and Wieland recently received notification that TransPORTS accepted the proposal for partnership. As a part of his vision, Robinson has long desired to reinstate the Department of Labor’s apprenticeship initiatives into FRCC. As a first step, he received his first investment of $40,000 to help offset costs of hiring a coordinator, establishing the program, and launching this program into the community.


TransPORTS Project and Marketing Communications Manager Katie Adams has partnered with numerous entities across the nation. As one of only eight national industry intermediaries for the U.S. Department of Labor, they are dedicated to expanding register apprenticeship. Four Rivers is one of only six organizations nationally and the only registered youth apprenticeship to receive funding.
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​“TransPORTS is proud to partner with Four Rivers’ as a valuable, nation leading program,” Adams said. “Their registered apprenticeship program will link students with employers giving them a strong head start on career paths that pay a family supporting wage and provide opportunities for professional growth.”

​Robinson and Wieland welcome Cynthia Walker as the new apprenticeship coordinator. She comes to the School District of Washington after heading up two successful Career and Technical Center Youth Registered Apprenticeship Programs in Missouri that received both national and state recognition.
Wieland will be working closely with Walker as they enhance the internship and college articulation opportunities for FRCC apprentices.
“Youth Registered Apprenticeships use a proven earn-while-you-learn model by combining the excellence in career technical education and employer-provided on the job training, resulting in a highly skilled, sustainable workforce,” Walker said. “We can all find hope in this next generation of workers to be contributions to our community. Youth apprentices are doing something today their future self will appreciate.”

More Info
Click here for more information on the Four Rivers career Center Youth Registered Apprenticeship Program.

2020 Sponsorship Opportunities

12/12/2019

 
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As we begin planning for our 2020 events, we have created a brochure to highlight the sponsorship opportunities available to members.
The Chamber is proud to offer a variety of networking opportunities for our members, as well as public events that bring our community together.  There are opportunities available at different price points for our events, or choose the “Everywhere” package to be represented at every event we host.

We are grateful to the many businesses that partner with us to bring these events to Washington, and we couldn’t do it without you!  Thank you for considering our sponsorship opportunities.  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office (636-239-2715).

On behalf of our Board of Directors and Staff, we wish you a wonderful final month of 2019 and an even better year in 2020!

EVERYWHERE PACKAGE - $1,500 (value $1,700)
  • Business Breakfast - $250 or $125
  • Government Forum  - $50
  • Banquet - $350 or $150
  • Sprouts Kids Club at the Farmers' Market - $1,000 or $250
  • Music at the Market - $750 or $500, or $250
  • Chip and Ale Ladies' Golf Day - $250 or $100
  • Summer Mixer - $125
  • Fair Kick-Off Party - $100
  • Member Luncheon - $250 or $125
  • Pumpkin Palooza - $1,000 or $500 or $100
  • Olde Fashioned Christmas - $100
  • Winter Mixer - $125
  • Young Professionals - $100 
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Recognizing Members - We Want to Do More!

6/10/2019

 
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One specific item that our Board Chairman, Dave Politte, mentioned at the Chamber Mixer on June 6, was a renewed focus on member retention, and specifically, our recognition of members.

We want to make sure our members are getting the most out of their membership, and feel comfortable giving suggestions for improvements.  Our staff is implementing a plan to assign each member to a staffer who will try to reach out a few times a year with a personal contact.  Of course, we always welcome you to visit our office, and we look forward to visiting at your place as well.  With over 500 members, we want to do a better job of making sure no ne is getting lost in the shuffle!

Another way we are hoping to give more attention to our members is by recognizing membership milestones at some of our events!  Beginning in 2020, we will implement the following schedule:

Business Breakfast Meeting (January)
New Members from Previous Year
5-Year Anniversaries

Banquet (March)
25, 30, and 40-Year Anniversaries
Chairman's Circle (Members 50 years or more!)

Summer Mixer (June)
10 and 20-Year Anniversaries


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One other new perk that we have started is a drawing at each event for two tickets to the following event.  Each member business that has a representative at the event is entered into a drawing (one entry per member - you don't get extras for sending lots of people, although we always love that!).  We'll choose a winner and announce it before the event is over.  It's just another way we want to show our appreciation for the members that continue to support our Chamber and community.  **Congrats to Bank of Washington, who won the drawing at the 2019 Summer Mixer - they get two free tickets to the Member Luncheon (Monday, October 7)!

As always, you also have opportunities to promote your business by updating your online member listing and submitting content for the blog (we always need more Member Features and Ask The Expert Columns), or sponsoring events.  Plus, keep an eye out for advertising options in some upcoming publications as well!

Member Directory Category Updates

4/11/2019

 
How easy is it for people to find your business on the our website? 
Our Directory has a number of categories to help, so please take a few moments to review yours!
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To find out what categories are currently associated with your account, go to the Chamber homepage, click Directory, and then type your business name in the search bar.  The search function will suggest pages for you, so select yours to get to "your" page on the Chamber site.  Once on your member page, your categories are listed under your business name.
Would you like to be listed in more categories?  No Problem!!  Check our list below for current categories, and then contact  Amanda to have your profile updated, or request your own username and password to make updates yourself.  **User account invitations were sent to all members without a log-in on Thursday, April 11.  Check your junk mail and then contact Amanda if you didn't receive one!
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This is also a great time to see what other updates you need to make on your page, too!  If you don't have a logo, pictures, and social accounts linked, please send that information to Amanda, or sign into your account to make the changes.

CHAMBER DIRECTORY CATEGORIES  (See a printable list HERE)
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Advertising & Media
Advertising/Promotions
Digital Media
Graphic Design
Marketing
Newspaper/Radio
Phone Books
Printing
Signs & Banners
Video Services
Web Design
 
Agriculture
Farm Supply
Farming
 
Arts, Culture & Entertainment
Art Gallery
Bar
Classes
Entertainment
Family Fun
Library
Music Store
 
Automotive
Auto Glass
Auto Repair
Auto Supply
Dealership
Used Autos
 
Business & Professional Services
Chambers of Commerce
Conference Center
Consultants
Employment Services
Networking Club
Office/Business Services
Training
 
Computers & Telecommunications
Computer Service/Sales
Information Systems
Internet Provider
Radio Communication
Telecommunications
 
Construction & Contractors
Asphalt
Concrete/Foundations
Construction
Construction Supply
Contractors
Electrical Supply
Electricians
Engineering/Architecture
Environmental
Equipment Rental
Fencing
Insulation
Land Surveying
Metal Construction
Painting & Drywall
Painting/Drywall
Plumbing
Pre-Fabricated Buildings
Roofing/Siding
Windows & Doors
 
Education
Education
Tutoring /Test Prep
 
Event Planning
Auditoriums/Banquet Halls
Catering
Meeting Room Rental
Photography
Family, Community & Civic Organizations
Community Organization
Service Organization

Finance & Insurance
Banks & Credit Unions
Credit Reporting
Financial & Investment Services
Insurance
Mortgage Banking
Payday Loans
 
Government
Elected Officials / Candidates
Political Organizations
 
​Health Care
Assisted Living
Audiology
Chiropractors
Counseling
Dental
Home Health
Hospice
Hospitals, Clinics, Physicians
Medical Transport
Optometry
Pharmacy
Therapy
 
Home & Garden
Appliance Repair
Carpet & Interiors
Carpet Cleaning
Cleaning Services
Dry Cleaning
Engraved Bricks
Fire Extinguishers
Heating & Cooling
Home Furnishings
Home Repair
Interior Design
Landscaping
Lawn Service
Nursery/Greenhouse
Pest Control
Plumbers
Pool & Spa
Security Services
Tree Trimming
 
Industrial Supplies & Services
Material Handling
 
Legal
Attorneys
 
Lodging & Travel
Bed & Breakfast
Hotel/Motel
Tourist Attraction
Travel Agencies
Vacation Rental
Visitor Center
 
Manufacturing & Production
Distributor
Laboratory
Manufacturing
 
Personal Services & Care
Alterations
Child Birth Services
Drug Screening
Fitness
Funeral & Cremation Services
Nutrition
Salon/Spa
Pets & Veterinary
Pet Services
Veterinarians

Real Estate, Moving & Storage
Apartments
Appraisals
Property Leasing & Management
Real Estate Development
Realtors
Title Insurance
 
Religious Organizations
Churches

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Restaurants, Food & Beverages
Bakery
Catering
Coffee Shop
Distributor
Meat Market
Meat Processor
Restaurant
Restaurant/Bar
Tasting Room
Winery

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Shopping & Specialty Retail
Antiques
Bookstore
Bridal
Christian Bookstore
Clothing/Shoes
Drug
Electronics/Phones
Farmers' Market
Fireplace Shops
Florist
Gifts & Specialty Items
Grocery Stores
Hardware
Jewelry
Liquor Store
Mail Services/Shipping
Office Furniture & Supplies
Photographers
Rent-to-own
Resale/Consignment Shops
Variety Store
 
Sports & Recreation
Golf Courses
Motorcycles & ATVs
Recreation
Sporting Goods
 
Transportation
Aviation
Charter services
Convenience Store
Limo Service
Rental Cars/Taxi Service
Trucking
 
Utilities
Electric
LP and Natural Gas
Portable Toilets
Recycling Services
Satellite/Cable Service
Septic System Install/Repair/Pumping
Telephone
Waste Removal
 
Welding & Machinery
Welding & Machinery

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The Chamber brings businesses together to provide leadership in supporting services and programs that enhance the economic and educational opportunities to improve the quality of life for all.
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