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Overview of Altoona’s Budget (2026)

By bolopue@eauclairechamber.org | December 1, 2025

Overview of Altoona’s Budget:  A look into mill rates, economic development, and construction projects. A budget committee composed of the Mayor and City Council members prepared a comprehensive budget document detailing proposed revenue and expenditures for the City of Altoona (2026). The budget included renovations to expand and remodel the public library, fund the construction…

Eggs & Issues: Our Energy Future

By galdamez@eauclairechamber.org | November 24, 2025

In a discussion about some of the significant issues that are affecting the future of power generation, demand, and reliability, Monica Obrycki, CEO of Eau Claire Energy Cooperative, Karl Hoesly, President of Xcel Energy in Wisconsin, and Brent Ridge, CEO of Dairyland Power Cooperative joined the Eau Claire Chamber’s November Eggs & Issues to provide…

An Overview of the Eau Claire County Budget

By bolopue@eauclairechamber.org | November 16, 2025

A County Budget in Focus: Priorities in community services, addressing growing debt, and expenditure shifts. On November 12th, 2025, the County Budget passed with twenty-seven for and only two votes against. The Committee of Finance and Budget worked with the county administrator (and all county departments) to put together the finalized budget, and with the…

Winners Announced for the Eau Claire Chamber’s 2025 Bravo to Business Awards

By molis@eauclairechamber.org | November 7, 2025

The Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its fourth annual Bravo to Business Awards at The Florian Gardens Conference Center on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. Nearly 300 Chamber investors and community leaders gathered to honor outstanding area businesses recognized for the significant role they play in driving the region’s business and economic growth. To be considered for a Bravo…

An Overview of the Eau Claire City Budget

By galdamez@eauclairechamber.org | October 30, 2025

A City Budget in Focus: Priorities in revenue, economic development, parking, and appropriation shifts; what could a changing budget mean for the Chippewa Valley? A city budget is both a monetary document and a mirror that reflects a city’s position on issues. It identifies short-term values, pinpoints financial challenges, and expected growth, while acknowledging where…

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