Public Policy

 -Representing the Interests of Business With Government-

Headlines:

Mobilizing business on minimum wage increase The 5.37% increase in minimum wage rates for business will impact operations and employment. Share your story about how the increase will impact your business here.

Action Alert: Union backed card check bill coming soon Information provided by the United States Chamber of Commerce.

'Keep Salem Moving' bond passes Close to 55% of the City of Salem voters chose to support street and bridge repair over the next 8 years.

Chamber pushes for deposits to stay local View the letter sent to the City of Salem to try and keep dollars local.

Indoor Clean Air law takes effect January 1st View the notice from the Marion County Health Department

City Council Podcasts - Posted November 25th The latest from City Hall.

Chamber takes political action with Academy The third annual Citizen-Candidates Academy continues to build on past success.

Oregon State Chamber Holds Legislative Briefing Read or listen to the recap.

Get Involved in Your Neighborhood Association Take some easy steps to get connected with neighbors in your area.

Members:  Participate in the process by adding your name to the Public Policy Email List.

If you are a member of the Salem Chamber, and are interested in keeping up with public policies affecting your business, attend the Chamber's "Public Policy Sessions".  This is your chance to interact with those directly involved in decision-making or implementation of such regulations.  This forum is open for all members of the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce.  The Public Policy Committee now meets on the first Thursday of each month from 7:00 - 8:30am at the Salem Chamber office. 

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