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Provides an agency dedicated to the united interests of the community by advancing the economic, industrial, professional, cultural and civic welfare of the community. Encourages existing businesses and industries and aids new businesses in the area. An annual listing of Chamber members and their addresses is available. When relocating to a new area, the local Chamber of Commerce is a good place to request community information.

The Department of Community Development is committed to offering professional and courteous customer service while striving for and promoting sound planning, engineering, and building practices, and, together with the community, works to provide a more desirable, livable, safe, and enduring built environment. The Planning and Zoning Division promotes development through the Comprehensive Plan and the application of zoning and subdivision regulations. The Engineering division provides professional services in engineering, surveying, and site plan review. The Building Division enforces the Building Code and provides building permits and inspections. Residents and visitors may pursue services by phone or the City’s website prior to visiting a facility. The Department of Community Development serves the community both in person and through the use of electronic services.

Promotes and encourages the growth and development of new and existing members, businesses and tourism in the Front Royal, Warren Country area. The Chamber seeks to advance the economic industrial, professional, cultural and civic welfare of the community.

Organized to advance the economic, industrial, agricultural, professional, cultural, civic, and tourism interests in the County of Floyd. Encourages the growth of existing industries and businesses while giving appropriate assistance to new firms or individuals seeking information or locating in our area.

To promote local business interests in order to foster economic prosperity and civic well-being in the greater Falls Church community.

Provides services that promote the orderly and efficient development of the physical, social and economic elements of PD7 by planning, encouraging and assisting governmental subdivisions to plan for the future. Also encourages and facilitates local government cooperation, in addressing on a regional basis, problems of greater than local significance. The Commission provides a variety of technical services to its member local governments including: planning, mapping, grant application assistance, and network meetings.

Provides programs to assist in agricultural development and to assist the farming community. Programs include: aqua-culture, biotechnology, conservation, cooperatives, crop insurance, crop and livestock production, disaster assistance, energy, healthy forest initiative, farm loans and marketing assistance. Administers the Farm Service Agency, Food Safety Inspection Service, Forest Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Agricultural Marketing Services, Foreign Agriculture Service Import/Export Programs, and Rural Development Business Programs, Loans, Grants.

Capital formation; networking assistance; business planning; federal procurement assistance; government financing.

Department of Economic Development acts as a liaison to forge partnerships between business and government in Roanoke. Staff is comprised of economic development professionals whose core functions include: Business retention and expansion including a variety of incentives and programs Engaging the community to both enhance and attract a creative and innovative workforce Liason with other organizations engaged in workforce development and training Entrepreneurial development Facilitation of commercial and industrial development through business attraction Support to the Economic Development Authority and Roanoke Arts Commission

The Institute for Advanced Learning and Research (IALR) is a political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Virginia that engages the resources of Virginia Tech, Danville Community College, Averett University and other partners. Its main goal is to diversify, transform and grow the economy of Southern Virginia.

The FCEDA promotes Fairfax County as a business center and offers an array of services and information to assist new, expanding and relocating companies and organizations, whether domestic or international.

Provides professional planning and technical resources, a concerted approach to regional cooperation, planning assistance with program delivery, and a forum for the interaction of appointed and elected local government officials and citizens members.

Generates increased tourism sales, tourism industry employment, and local tax revenues.

Provides a membership organization dedicated to the united interest of Highland County business community. The Chamber advances the economic industrial, professional, cultural and civic welfare of Highland County.

Promotes Charlottesville and Albemarle to the traveling public and to companies and organizations for small conferences and conventions. Information, brochures and pamphlets are available for local and statewide scenic, historic, recreation and vacation sites online at https://www.visitcharlottesville.org/plan/visitor-center/ . Maintains information for the entire Commonwealth. Mails out information specifically for Charlottesville and Albemarle.

An advocate for our member businesses and serve as a marketing cooperative for each member

Provides a membership organization dedicated to the united interests of the Harrisonburg and Rockingham County business communities. The Chamber advances the economic, industrial, professional, cultural and civic welfare of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, encourages the existing businesses and industries, and aids new businesses in the area. Offers a wide range of seminars and programs to assist its members develop a thriving business community. Membership fees based on company size. Offers a listing of Chamber members and their addresses.

The Industrial Development Authority (IDA) is tasked with improving Halifax County, Virginia through increased employment and economic growth. The IDA attracts and cultivates business and industry through a comprehensive network of partners and community assets.

Bring new businesses into the area and attempt to retain current businesses. Assist with expansions. Deal with industry and manufacturing.

Provides existing and prospective small businesses with counseling, training and specialized services concerning the formation, financing, management and operation of small businesses.

Provides government services to the citizens and businesses of Scott County. Economic Development: 276-386-2525. Treasurer's Office: 276-386-7742. Commissioner of the Revenue: 276-3867692 Circuit Court Clerk: 276-386-3801 Extension Office: 276-452-2772. E911: 276-386-7220.

Provides a membership organization dedicated to the united interest of the Lexington and Rockbridge County business communities. The Chamber advances the economic, industrial, professional, cultural, and civic welfare of the cities of Lexington, Buena Vista and the county of Rockbridge, encourages the existing businesses and industries, and aids new businesses in the area. Offers a varied range of seminars and programs to aid members. Membership fees based on company size. Offers a listing of Chamber members and their addresses.

Helps to market Nelson County as a destination for tourism and meetings, and thereby increase the economic base of Nelson County.

Promote the orderly and efficient developments of the physical, social, and economic elements of localities belonging to the Region 2000 Partnership. Provide technical assistance to local governments. State Data Center Affiliate. Transportation planning, state and federal grants, mapping, GIS. The Region 2000 is also in partnership with the Region 2000 Economic Development Council, the Region 2000 Workforce Investment Board and the Region 2000 Technology Council.

Provides leadership to advance Fluvanna County's business community and to promote economic development. Some long-term objectives include supporting businesses already in the County, enhancing the image of business in the County and increasing the membership of the Chamber. Additionally, the Chamber provides leadership to County government for economic development, encourages the development of infrastructure that can support business, establishes a stronger voice for business in local decision making and attracts and assists new and different businesses to the County to provide needed services.