Who Are We?
The Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary association of area businesses, industries, and professionals. Membership is open to businesses and individuals who either reside or do business in or near Wyoming County. This partnership of businesspersons will work toward the advancement and development of the Wyoming County community.
Our Mission
“The mission of the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce is to promote business retention, business growth, education, and tourism programs that enhance the business community resulting in the highest quality of life for present and future generations of area residents."
Our Vision
“The Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to providing clear direction as well as specific tools for attracting and maintaining economic growth and high quality of life for Wyoming County. This includes identifying ways to increase business and tourism, plan for revitalization, historic preservation, and coordinate infrastructure improvements."
Our Purpose
The objectives of the Chamber include the following:
- Coordinate the efforts of commerce, industry, and the professions to maintain and strengthen a sound and healthy business climate in Wyoming County.
- Sponsor programs and activities that will provide the full development and employment of our human and economic resources.
- Provide creative business leadership and effective coordination of all interested parties in solving community problems and in initiating constructive community action.
- Create a broad understanding and appreciation of the opportunities in Wyoming County and promote the advantages and assets of the community on a broader scale.
Your Information Source
Quick response to all your questions is our goal. Whether you are relocating, starting, or expanding your business, we have established an informational network that will lead you effectively to services, suppliers, and appropriate governmental agencies. One call to the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce will help you -- (570) 836-7755 or e-mail questions.Once your business has an approximate location in mind, and has established that an adequate labor force exists, the Chamber provides you with a "New Business Start Up Guide". The Guide offers a "Ten Quick Step Method" that guides you to various organizations and local government agencies which can help streamline your efforts in getting your business up and running.To round out our services, we provide you with a residential relocation package. It will provide you and your employees with important answers to many of the questions you would love to have when considering relocation.
