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Candidate Questionnaire Response: Heather DeLuka, Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors, District 24

By galdamez@eauclairechamber.org | March 26, 2026

“See below questions asked by the Chamber, and the following “responses” from the listed candidate. Candidate: Heather DeLuka Running for: Candidate for District 24, Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors Collaboration and Regional Leadership: Many issues – from economic growth to environmental protection – require collaboration beyond the county’s borders. How would you work with other…

Public Meetings Calendar

By galdamez@eauclairechamber.org | March 12, 2026

This calendar is updated weekly based upon information available on the calendars of local public entities in Eau Claire County. This information is subject to change and depends upon the accuracy of the information from the source. Wisconsin Political Calendar  Local Public Meetings City of Altoona  Mayor and City Council Members • Thursday, Apr 9,…

Eggs & Issues: Affordable Housing in Altoona

By bolopue@eauclairechamber.org | March 5, 2026

Housing supply and affordability have been a top priority for the Eau Claire Chamber of Commerce, necessary for a growing economy and ensuring people have a place to live. On Friday, February 27th, the Chamber hosted an Eggs and Issues program that peered into the several innovations the City of Altoona is applying to the…

Business Advocate newsletter

By rogers@eauclairechamber.org | February 23, 2026

The Business Advocate is a weekly e-newsletter available on request at no charge for Chamber investors. Publishing on the first business day of each week, it covers Chamber advocacy activities and government policy issues that impact the economy and business environment. Click here for a current list of local public meetings Click the links below…

Altoona Taking a Thoughtful Approach to Housing Fund

By bolopue@eauclairechamber.org | February 23, 2026

Overview    On February 27th, the Eau Claire Chamber of Commerce is proud to take a look at Altoona’s innovative housing initiatives. At this Eggs and Issues, the discussion centers on the $6 million affordable housing fund, recent developments with Altoona’s 80-acre east side property, and a look at new zoning code designs. Included in…

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