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LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY

​The Chamber works very closely with our local, state and federal legislators to stay in touch with what is going on in our community, state and nation. Every year, the Chamber sends representatives to Jefferson City to meet with our state level elected officials and discuss issues affecting businesses in the county.

​Lunch 'n' Legislators

​​Interested in what is going on at all levels of government, local, state and federal? Each month a legislator is featured as our presenting speaker on topics pertinent to the business environment. This group will discuss the legislation at all levels of government as well as learn from our monthly speakers. Registration is appreciated.

Meets: 3rd Friday of each month at 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Location: Rendezvous Cafe & Wine Bar, 217 South Main, O'Fallon 63366

Public Policy Committee

​​The Public Policy committee will review public policy requests as well as bring forth public policy that should be considered by the Board of Directors of the O’Fallon Chamber of Commerce & Industries.

​Legislative Agenda

​The O’Fallon Chamber representing over 680 businesses, works to promote the economic vitality of O’Fallon and the St. Charles County Region. One of the avenues our organization uses to accomplish this is advocating for public policy decisions that have a positive impact on the business community. Each year we put together a list of legislative priorities as approved by the O’Fallon Chamber Board of Directors.

2018 AGENDA

​Chamber Federation

​​The Missouri Chamber Federation is a advocacy-driven partnership of the state chamber and local and regional chambers. An extension of the Federation is the Small Business Alliance, an advocacy coalition of Missouri companies with 10 employees or fewer, which are members of their local or regional chambers. The purpose is to empower small businesses and engage them in advocacy and political action to increase their collective power in the state legislature.