THE WEST VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ALLIANCE 

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A Proud Member of the

West Valley Chamber of Commerce Alliance


Providing coordination of shared programs and benefits to advance the common business interests of the Buckeye Valley, Glendale, Peoria, Southwest Valley, Surprise Regional, and Wickenburg Chambers of Commerce.


Six Chambers, 18 West Valley Communities

(Representing constituents in the communities west of I17)


  • Avondale
  • Buckeye
  • El Mirage
  • Glendale
  • Goodyear
  • Litchfield Park
  • Peoria
  • Sun City
  • Sun City West
  • Surprise
  • Tolleson
  • Waddell
  • Wickenburg
  • Youngtown

​Legislative Agenda for the WVCCA


The following legislative agenda outlines a variety of issues that directly impact the ability of West Valley companies to grow their businesses. These statements hold true at many levels of government. The Alliance is an organization that advocates a united voice at the State and Federal levels through collaborative efforts. Each Chamber individually advocates at their local municipal level and this document is not designed to supersede the local chamber’s ability to do so; instead it is shared as an outline of important matters that affect West Valley businesses.​Legislative Agenda for the WVCCA


Four key areas influence the West Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance’s (commonly known as the Alliance) specific positions contained within this document and are considered crucial to build Arizona’s economy. ​

​Lowering the Cost of Doing Business


In order for Arizona to position itself for a stronger economic future, government should enhance economic activity and reduce the costs of doing business. State policies should provide a consistent and predictable environment to promote business growth and should not exceed federal requirements. Tax policy must enhance the business environment to promote job growth, diversification and business expansion.


Building a Trained Workforce


Arizona businesses are in competition with companies within the United States and throughout the world. A trained and educated workforce is necessary for innovation and business development. A highly-skilled and well-educated workforce allows Arizona businesses to compete globally. CTE and JTED programs bringing business and education together are critical in developing a pipeline of future workforce.


Increasing Private Sector Jobs


Long-term economic competitiveness is critical to Arizona’s success. Business revenues drive job growth and government budgets. Arizona must implement policies to position itself to be the state of choice for relocating and growing companies, which includes a vibrant education system. Future emerging technologies regulations must not place undue harm on the current business environment.


Efficient and Effective Government


Streamlined, transparent and improved government processes are crucial to the success of Arizona and its businesses. Government decisions are best left to those closest to the governed unless detrimental to the business climate. Initiative reform that reflects the will of Arizona citizens and businesses, not out of state interests, as well as public pension reform will create efficiencies and help restore the public’s faith in government. 

Fighting for Businesses Small and Large!


​​One of the most valuable, and often overlooked functions of a chamber is being an advocate for the business community. The Surprise Regional Chamber works to represent the collective voice of the business community. Whether it's setting legislative goals, working with our lobbyist, sending out Action Alerts or keeping voters informed through our forums, the goal is ensuring an environment where business can prosper.



Click here for other ways we are fighting for businesses! 

Six Chambers, One Alliance:

Helping Businesses Prosper and Helping Communities Thrive 


West Valley Chamber of Commerce Alliance
​Buckeye Valley, Glendale, Peoria, Southwest Valley, Surprise Regional, and Wickenburg Chambers of Commerce.