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State of the County from the Calaveras Chamber of Commerce
San Andreas, CA...From the Calaveras Chamber..."The State of the County serves as a forum to highlight Calaveras County’s accomplishments and discuss goals for the future. New Videos will be released every Friday in September.
Cheryl Hoag, Chamber Board President & Calaveras Telephone
State of the County - Merita Callaway, District 3 Supervisor
State of the County - Congressman Tom McClintock
State of the County - Al Alt, Calaveras County CAO
State of the County - Abby Browning, Governor's Office of Emergency Services
State of the County - Kristin Stranger, Director of Calaveras County Health & Human Services
State of the County - Joe Oliveira, Mayor of Angels Camp
State of the County - Scott Nanik, County Superintendent of Schools
With members spanning over 1,000 square miles, the Calaveras County Chamber of Commerce provides information and support to the Calaveras business community. Through its programs and sponsorships, the Chamber works to benefit its members and strengthen the social and economic framework of the community.
Mission Statement
The Calaveras County Chamber of Commerce promotes and fosters a healthy community through business advocacy and sustainability.
This site is designed for both the established business and those considering locating in Calaveras County. A great deal of information is provided about the Chamber’s programs and the county’s diversified economy and quality of life.
Advocacy – The Chamber will work hard to represent business interests with government, build a stronger economy and work to improve our local business climate.
Strength – The Chamber is the County’s largest business membership organization representing more than 300 companies and individuals who are committed to making a difference in Calaveras County.
Vision – The Chamber helps implement plans for a better community and county.
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