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Longmont
We encourage and promote a balanced, thriving economy and preserve those unique qualities that are good for businesses and our community.
Our Strategy
The Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce is here to build a stronger community. We believe communities are positively influenced by strong businesses in every industry. At the Longmont Chamber, we work directly with business owners to identify their goals and provide them with the resources most relevant to them. What’s most important to your business?
Advocacy
We speak on behalf of business and represent their interests, and ensure that our community benefits by having a healthy business climate.
Connection
We build meaningful relationships between Longmont businesses and our community and cultivate a business-friendly environment.
Advancement
We move our community forward by providing the opportunities and resources necessary for business development and growth.
Upcoming Events
This Month at the Chamber
Blog Updates
Representative McCormick on Colorado Proposition 129: Veterinary Professional Associate Initiative
For 40 years as a veterinarian, compassionate animal care has been my calling. As a State Representative, we have explored the idea of a Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA), in Prop. 129, for three years. After hundreds of hours researching, listening to experts, veterinary economists, the FDA, the USDA, universities, accreditation teams, veterinary liability providers, professional organizations of veterinarians and veterinary technicians, shelters, practice owners, rural folks and animal lovers everywhere…we heard serious safety concerns and barriers, concluding a VPA would be unable to truly help the animals we love.
Supporting St. Vrain Valley School District’s 2024 Ballot Question 5C: Investing in Our Future Without Increasing Taxes
As a proud advocate for the prosperity of our community, the Longmont Chamber of Commerce wholeheartedly supports the St. Vrain Valley School District’s 2024 Ballot Question 5C. 5C is an investment of $739.8 million into our schools and communities without an increase in property taxes.
25th Annual Unity in the Community: Let’s Party Like it’s 1999
This year, the Longmont Chamber will host its popular “Unity in the Community” event, now in its 25th year. Unity started in 1999 with the name “Meet Your Elected Officials.” Now, this Longmont festival with the name “Unity in the Community” is more relevant than ever.
Our Community
We understand Longmont, and not just from a business perspective. The Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce is a conduit for our members to connect with the community. Every Chamber member is a partner when it comes to creating a stronger and more empathetic regional economy.
Our Community
We understand Longmont, and not just from a business perspective. The Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce is a conduit for our members to connect with the community. Every Chamber member is a partner when it comes to creating a stronger and more empathetic regional economy.
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