We will be continually expanding the information and services provided on this site to better serve our member businesses and the community. If you have any ideas on how we can better accomplish this goal, please email us at Admin@PascoChamber.Org.

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(509) 547-9755 – Office
(509) 547-9756 – Fax

1925 North 20th Avenue
Pasco, Wa 99301

Preston Premium Wines and the Pasco Chamber of Commerce invite you to attend our February Building Bridges (Free) Networking Event.

There will be great wine, light snacks provided by the Uptown Deli, and some of the best networking money can’t buy.

Come join members of the West Richland, Benton City, Hispanic, and Pasco Chambers for this casual event!

The YMCA and Leadership Tri-Cities invite students of all ages to…

Get involved in your YMCA

Get involved in your community

Get involved with art and local artists

We want your ideas for a 75′ x 10′ mural inside the activity center.

Meet area artists and Leadership Tri-Cities Class XV class members who are helping us revitalize the Martin Luther King Center as part of their class project.

Participate on February 10th for a chance to win a free 8GB iPod touch and a $25 iTunes gift card.*

If you you want to learn more…

Come to our open house!
RSVP Here!

Wednesday February 10th, 4:00-6:00 pm

205 Wehe, Pasco

*Must be 18 or under and an area K-12 student

*Must be present to win

Washington Policy Center is proud to announce the launch of our new full0time presence in Eastern Washington. Please help us celebrate our expansion and our commitment to promoting free-market ideals in Eastern Washington and throughout our state.

Their board Chairman Greg Porter, President Dann Mead Smith, board member George Nethercutt and new Eastern Washington Office Director, Chris Cargill, look forward to meeting you at the event.

Tri-Cities Luncheon
Wednesday, February 17th
12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Red Lion Hotel, Kennewick

COMING SOON:

WorkSource Columbia Basin will be receiving incumbent worker training money.  This money will be spent on businesses that can identify employee training needs.  We expend these dollars with businesses with specific/unique training needs for their staff , as well as on training in group environments where numerous businesses send one or more of their employees.  At this time, we are asking that you please identify group trainings that you may be interested in sending one or more of your employees to.

Following are some examples of group types of training:

Lean Manufacturing
Lean Office
Microsoft Office Suite- Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and MS Office 2007 upgrade
Health Physics Technician
Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
First Line Supervisor Training
Phlebotomy
OSHA

Please feel free to list any other types of training that could be done in group form.  Send your feedback to Liz Scheibe at escheibe@esd.wa.gov.  Thank you for taking the time to respond.  When we hear more on the specifications of this money we will be contacting you again.  We look forward to hearing from you!

The Pasco City Council and staff invite you to our town hall forums. The forum is designed for citizens to share suggestions and creative ideas about what you would like in your community.

These meetings provide ideas the City Council draws from when creating City goals. Share your vision, share your concerns, share your ideas. You can help shape the future!

Time: 7:00 – 9:00 pm

General Forums:

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 – TRAC

Business Forum:

Wednesday, February 3, 2010 – TRAC

We would like to announce that registration is open for the 2010 TCLC Trip to Olympia!

February 18th and 19th, 2010.

Getting an opportunity to hear first-hand from our elected officials in Olympia about issues that matter to you and our part of the state is rare at best. So if you’ve got even the tiniest bit of interest in policy or politics, don’t miss this trip. It’s not one that you’ll soon forget.

When the folks from the Tri-Cities go to Olympia we have a reputation for being well prepared, intelligent, and for asking great questions. The Tri-Cities delegation has one other reputation as well. We’re known for putting on one heck of a party! With delicious food, great music, and a chance to mix with the other attendees as well as the dignitaries and staffers who attend.The TCLC Reception is one of the reasons that you’ll remember this trip.

Come, learn, strengthen your bond with your peers and your community, and… have a great time doing it.

Click here or click the TCLC Olympia 2010 tab at the top of the page to be taken to our registration page. You can then download, or print off the form and get signed up.

If you have any further questions, please see the registration form, or contact the Pasco Chamber of Commerce.

Stacey Azure was recently promoted to Administrative Assistant in the Public Affairs department for Franklin PUD.  Previously, she was a Customer Service Representative for just over two years.  She will be providing a variety of administrative and technical support functions for the department including website updates, internal and external communications, event planning, preparing presentations, and providing input for Public Affairs plans and strategies.  She will also contribute to the public image for the PUD by assisting in preparing communication tools, including layouts for print advertising and scripts for radio and TV advertising.

Her thorough knowledge of the Customer Service, Accounting, and Broadband departments is a distinct advantage for the Public Affairs department.  It will be great to bring in the New Year with her positive can-do attitude and talent.  Please welcome her when you see her at community events and functions.