Now located in the heart of downtown Shelton, Caboose #700 serves as the Chamber’s Visitor Information Center and as a monument to the area ’ s logging history It was built in the 1920s in Shelton by the Peninsula Railway Company, a subsidiary of Simpson The unique side-door caboose was Read more…
The Chamber is seeking volunteers to help make this year’s SHS Career Expo a success for more than a thousand Shelton High School students! This year’s event will be held on the Shelton High School campus on Wednesday, November 8. Dozens of volunteers are needed to host the career fair as Read more…
The Chamber convened a conversation on community safety , which we know is critical to creating a healthy economy and a vibrant community. For the May 18 luncheon, City of Shelton Police Chief Carole Beason was invited to discuss the department’s community safety efforts, challenges, and current issues. Among the Read more…
The Chamber proudly convened this conversation on the State of the Community on Thursday, October 13. City of Shelton and Mason County discuss priorities recent achievements, changes implemented, obstacles overcome, and successful projects. The following speakers presented: Mayor Eric Onisko(360) 490-6173 celleric.onisko@sheltonwa.gov City Manager Jeff Niten(360) 432-5105 directjeff.niten@sheltonwa.gov Commission Chair Read more…
He may look young, but Keith Reitz has years of experience under his belt to be Fire Marshal. Recently, the Chamber convened with Central Mason Fire to champion Fire & Life Safety Inspections. Fire Marshal Reitz is committed to an upfront approach to make sure the business community has the Read more…
The Chamber proudly convened this conversation on the State of the Community on Thursday, October 21. Both Mason County and the City of Shelton provided perspective about how they’ve fared this year and touched on accomplishments, challenges, and future plans. This Event is in Partnership of the Presenters: Heidi McCutcheonShelton-Mason Read more…
CEO Heidi McCutcheon sent a letter on behalf of the Chamber to City of Shelton Council on Saturday, February 6 in support of workforce housing, while expressing caution for the proposed project. The Chamber intends to continue reviewing any proposals considered and will weigh in on these matters accordingly. Read Read more…