-
Governor’s Prosperity Council Report Echoes Local Business Voices
When Governor Tina Kotek convened the Oregon Prosperity Council in January, the mission was straightforward: examine why Oregon is falling ... -
Oregon Prosperity Council: Springfield Chamber Shares Business Community Voice
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce recently submitted input to Governor Tina Kotek’s Prosperity Council, outlining what they are hearing ... -
The 2026 Legislative ‘Short’ Session Carries Long-Term Impact
Oregon’s 2026 short legislative session moved quickly, but the policy choices made during the 35-day session will shape the state’s ... -
Legislative Update: February 9, 2026
The 2026 short legislative session is officially in full swing. As lawmakers enter the second week in Salem, the pace ... -
City of Springfield Seeks Applicants for Boards, Committees, and Commissions
The City of Springfield invites passionate and civic-minded community members to apply for open positions on several boards, committees, and ... -
Legislative Update: February 2, 2026
The 2026 Oregon Legislative Session officially kicked off today, February 2, and will run for 35 days. This short session ... -
Roundtable Provides A Preview of Oregon’s 2026 Legislative Short Session
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce kicked off its its 2026 Roundtable series with a timely look at what’s coming ... -
New Tax Law Guide and More Available on Small Business Solutions Hub
Earlier this month, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a two-page, step-by-step guide to help small businesses take full advantage ... -
The 2025 State Legislative Session is a Wrap. What Happened?
The 2025 Oregon legislative session was one of the busiest in recent memory, with over 3,500 bills introduced – many ... -
Transient Room Tax (TRT) Allocation the Subject of Springfield Chamber’s Latest Testimony
In advance of the March 12th Board of County Commissioners meeting, the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce weighed in with commissioners ...
