The Delaware County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a “State of the City of Chester” event with Chester Mayor Stefan Roots on June 12, 8 to 10 AM, at Widener University’s Latham Hall, 1301 Potter Street in Chester.
Business owners and community leaders will hear directly from Mayor Roots about the developments shaping Chester’s future.
Gain insight into the city’s growth, key initiatives, and Mayor Roots’ vision for driving economic progress, fostering community partnerships, and creating new opportunities under his leadership.
Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue with Mayor Stefan Roots and stay informed about the direction of Chester’s revitalization.
The cost to attend is $25. Breakfast and registration begin at 8 AM.
The 130-year-old Delaware County Chamber of Commerce has remained true to its mission of driving business forward in the Delaware County community through connection, education, and advocacy.
Since its inception, Delaware County has seen millions of dollars in development and thousands of jobs created, thanks to the Chamber’s efforts.
Today, with its home in Springfield, the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce has 1,200 members under the leadership of a long-time chamber executive, President Trish McFarland.
