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Ozark Area Chamber of Commerce Mission Statement: To enhance economic, civic, community, educational, and cultural activities of Ozark and Dale County.

The Ozark Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes you to Ozark and Dale County, a growing “area of opportunity.”

The Chamber represents the “voice of business in the community.” We focus on quality-of-life issues, housing, education, and retail development.

Ozark has a dramatic growth in new home construction. Stratford multi-unit Town Homes are located on the south side of the community; St. James Place, in downtown Ozark, features eight smaller homes; and Avalon is a new subdivision on the north side of town. Sandy Hills subdivision offers custom homes.

Our downtown revitalization projects promise to provide a vibrant city center reminiscent of the old town square. Plans are underway to renovate older buildings and create green space.

Numerous Chamber programs deliver value to members, and we encourage Chamber members to support each other’s business. Events throughout the year offer networking to foster strong business relationships within the community such as the annual golf tournament, the annual membership meeting and banquet, seminars, the Business Expo, and the Claybank Jamboree Arts & Crafts Festival.

For over 50 years, this Chamber of Commerce has been a strong advocate for growth and development. That mission has never wavered. In fact, it is now accelerating. The Chamber appreciates its members who are dedicated to the area’s business and the community in which they thrive.

The City of Ozark and the Ozark Area Chamber of Commerce will participate in the statewide promotion of Alabama’s small towns and downtowns in the year 2010. In 2010, the City will be 140 years old and the Chamber of Commerce-sponsored Claybank Jamboree will turn 40. The City and the Chamber would like to celebrate our community history on Saturday, October 2, 2010, by hosting a homecoming celebration during the Claybank Jamboree Festival. All who have ever lived or attended school in Ozark will be invited to “Come Home” for this glorious celebration.

Jeanette Reeves, IOM
Executive Director

Rosmarie Williamson
Administrative Assistant