Baldwin Chambers Release Legislative Agenda

The Baldwin County Chamber Coalition recently released its 2021 Legislative Agenda. It focuses on infrastructure; workforce and education; economic development; and healthcare, environment and quality of life. In a press release, the coalition called itself “the collaborative voice of the five Baldwin County chambers of commerce aiming to promote and protect the collective interests of 3,500 businesses and 74,000 employees in coastal Alabama. The coalition advocates for local issues that matter most for the economic prosperity and quality of life for our local businesses and residents.” Its members are the Central Baldwin Chamber, Coastal Alabama Business Chamber, South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce, Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce and North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce.

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