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Business Advocacy
We are the voice of the business community on local, state and federal levels.
Looking for representation that counts? The Paducah Chamber is actively involved in serving as the voice for the businesses of Paducah/McCracken County and surrounding area. The Chamber works hard to represent the best interest of our community with our local elected officials and our state and federal legislative delegations as well as with other key decision makers. The Paducah Chamber’s top priority is to be an advocate for our community and our members.
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DC Fly-In Trips
The Paducah Chamber leads an annual advocacy trip to Washington, D.C., bringing regional business and community leaders together to meet with Members of Congress, federal officials, and key agencies. Over two focused days, participants share the priorities of our business community, strengthen relationships with decision-makers, and advocate for issues vital to our region’s growth. Each year, this unified effort reinforces the Chamber’s role as the leading voice for our region in our nation’s capital.
Frankfort Legislative Trips
It's critical for our community to be heard in Frankfort. To do this, we need your assistance as a sponsor and a participant of this important trip! Join us as we speak in a unified voice to our state officials on what is important to the economic health and vitality of our community and the region.
Our philosophy is: "We never want it to be said in our state or national capital that we are only noticed by our absence. We will be noted for our presence."
Public Policy Series
The Chamber coordinates candidate forums for key local, state and federal races to educate Chamber members and the public on the individuals who are running for office and their positions on various issues. In addition, legislative updates are held to give state and federal officials an opportunity to brief the local community on the happenings in the state capitol and in Washington, D. C.
