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Legislative Update: March 3, 2026
With just one week remaining in the 2026 short session, several high-impact business issues remain in motion. Below is where ... -
Springfield Chamber Supports Oregon Jobs Act (SB 1586)
At a time when other states are aggressively competing for advanced manufacturing and technology projects, Senate Bill 1586, known as ... -
Springfield Chamber Opposes Statewide Transient Lodging Tax Increase (HB 4134)
House Bill 4134 would increase the statewide Transient Lodging Tax (TLT), raising costs for visitors and placing additional strain on ... -
Chamber Urges FEMA to Adopt “Least Burdensome Path Forward” for NFIP-ESA Integration
New rule proposals from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) stand to reshape the way Oregon communities plan for and ... -
Advocacy in Action: Springfield Chamber Submits Testimony Opposing Statewide Lodging Tax Increase
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce has submitted public comment to the House Committee on Revenue opposing House Bill 2977 ... -
Advocacy in Action: Springfield Chamber Opposes HB 3062, Signs on Coalition Letter
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce remains committed to advocating for policies that foster economic growth and protect the region’s ... -
Legislative Update: March 25, 2025
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce continues to track legislative developments and action alerts that impact local businesses. With a focus on ... -
Advocacy in Action: Springfield Chamber Submits Opposition to HB 3838
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce remains committed to advocating for policies that foster economic growth, support local businesses, and ... -
Advocacy in Action: Chamber Opposes SB 426, Concerned About Unintended Consequences
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce has voiced its opposition to Senate Bill 426, citing concerns over unintended consequences for ... -
Advocacy in Action: Springfield Chamber Opposes Harmful Insurance Bill (SB 174)
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce has formally opposed Senate Bill 174, which would significantly expand the scope of litigation ...
