The Chamber acts on issues which affect your ability to do business in the Loveland area.  In 2006, the Board of Trustees took a position on a state issue against a constitutional amendment to increase the minimum wage with a built-in yearly accelerator, and the requirement of additional record keeping on the part of Ohio business owners.  The Board also authorized the establishment of a website, called Loveland Business Votes, designed to communicate facts about elections, sponsored by the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, and modeled after its own Ohio Business Votes website. 

In 2005, the Chamber successfully defeated two local referendums, which, if passed, would have blocked the expansion of a local business.  In 2002, the City of Loveland worked cooperatively with Cinergy Corporation (now Duke Energy) to resolve a decades-old summertime power outage problem affecting the Loveland area.  The Chamber serves as a Guide to City Services and has advocated zoning requests for many businesses.


Business Resource Links

LinkedIn Loveland Area Chamber of Commerce Group

Ohio Chamber of Commerce

US Chamber of Commerce

SCORE "Counselors to America's Small Business" Greater Cincinnati Chapter 34

Small Business Administration

Ohio Department of Development

Ohio Means Jobs

The Ohio Channel (PBS) - Your State, Your Government

Hamilton County Development Company

HIP - Hamilton County's Property Improvement Program

Biz Tech Center in Hamilton, OH

Goering Center for Family and Private Business

Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County

Business.gov - The Official Business Link of the U.S. Government

IRS Small Business/Self-Employed Tax Calendar

Counterfeit Paper Money Guide