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Butte-Silver Bow Chamber of Commerce Annual Report to the Community ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY REPORT • RELOCATION • RECRUITMENT 2015 Our community and the communities within Southwest Montana count on St. James Healthcare to deliver quality health care services — to be there for emergencies, births, surgeries and recoveries. Additionally, St. James Healthcare is vital to our region’s economy. Did you know... • St. James Healthcare brings in over $17 million in outside dollars to the Butte-Silver Bow Region, creating new jobs and income for the area’s residents. • For every job added at St. James Healthcare, one additional job is created economy-wide. • For every $1.00 in wages and benets paid by St. James Healthcare to its employees, an additional $0.44 in wage and benet income is generated in Silver Bow County. • For every $1.00 St. James Healthcare spends locally, an additional $0.78 is spent economy-wide. Statistics from “The Economic Contribution of St. James Healthcare to the Butte-Silver Bow Economy”, produced by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Montana. 400 South ClarkStreet • Butte, MT 59701 Our community and the communities within Southwest Montana count on St. James Healthcare to deliver quality health care services — to be there for emergencies, births, surgeries and recoveries. Additionally, St. James Healthcare is vital to our region’s economy. Did you know... • St. James Healthcare brings in over $17 million in outside dollars to the Butte-Silver Bow Region, creating new jobs and income for the area’s residents. • For every job added at St. James Healthcare, one additional job is created economy-wide. • For every $1.00 in wages and benets paid by St. James Healthcare to its employees, an additional $0.44 in wage and benet income is generated in Silver Bow County. • For every $1.00 St. James Healthcare spends locally, an additional $0.78 is spent economy-wide. Statistics from “The Economic Contribution of St. James Healthcare to the Butte-Silver Bow Economy”, produced by the Bureau BUTTE MONTANA of Business and Economic Research at the University of Montana. Live. Elevated. 400 South ClarkStreet • Butte, MT 59701 For moremore information visit bsbcommunitydevelopment.com 4 • BUTTE CHAMBER: report - relocation - recruitment • 2015 Professional... Knowledgeable... Dedicated. With Over 200 Years of Combined Experience. Let Our Experts Pay Attention to the Details. •Abstracts •Mining Titles •Guaranteed Sale & Loan Montana Closings •Title Insurance Abstract •Home to the & Title Company original and 2961 Nevada Butte, MT 59701 | (406)-533-0433 only Tract Serving Silver Bow County Since 1902, Indexes Family owned & Operated since 1930’s Q: Because of its mineral wealth, what is Butte’s traditional nickname? 2015 • BUTTE CHAMBER: REPORT - RELOCATION - RECRUITMENT • 5 A: The Richest Hill on Earth 6 • BUTTE CHAMBER: report - relocation - recruitment • 2015 The Butte-Silver Bow Chamber of Commerce is delighted to welcome all of you to our wonderful city that is vibrant and full of activity. This annual report is a unified effort among the Chamber, Butte Local Development and Butte-Silver Bow. It is ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY REPORT • RELOCATION • RECRUITMENT our hope that this report will 2015 provide you with a glimpse of our community in order to cover photos by: photo by: Cheryl Ackerman better understand the rich- contents ness that surrounds us. Chamber Report The Butte Chamber 8 of Commerce and the 12 BLDC Report Convention & Visitor Bureau are always anxious to welcome and greet you at the Chamber/ 16 Local Government Visitor Center located at 1000 George St. Our knowledgeable staff can inform you about the history of Butte or give you directions to 20 Community Profile the many attractions, comfortable hotels, the best eating establish- 21 - Demographics ments in Montana for your dining pleasure or hundreds of busi- 24 - Education nesses that can meet your everyday needs or desires. 30 - Healthcare We would encourage you to take a tour of our historic city narrated 32 - Real Estate by extremely gifted trolley drivers. Reservations may be made at 32 - YMCA the Chamber of Commerce and the trolley tours are available mid 36 - Fire Department May-the end of September. This tour not only talks about Butte’s 37 - Law Enforcement rich history and storied past, but exposes you to some of the more 38 - Advantage Butte eloquent architecture west of the Mississippi. 41 - City Map 42 - CVB Mining is the reason Butte is known as the “Richest Hill on Earth.” The minerals that lie deep beneath our community helped to elec- 43 - TBID trify America. However, the people of this community are the real Community Services wealth. Once you get to know and appreciate the people of Butte, 46 you will have discovered Montana’s real treasure. 46 - Religion/Churches 48 - Service Clubs It is with great honor and privilege that I present to you the 2015 & Organizations Annual Report to the Community. The information in this book- 50 - Business Resources let will provide you with fantastic information to enable you to be ambassadors for our community. I encourage you to visit the busi- 52 Membership Directory nesses that are listed in the directory because it is as a result of 61 - BLDC Directory their generosity that this report is brought to you. 62 Recreation Thank you. 72 Festivals 74 Transportation Marko Lucich Executive Director Butte Chamber of Commerce Q: Because of its mineral wealth, what is Butte’s traditional nickname? 2015 • BUTTE CHAMBER: REPORT - RELOCATION - RECRUITMENT • 7 Good day to all the friends of the Butte-Silver Bow Chamber of Commerce, Can you imagine living and working in a more wonderful commu- nity? Everyday I thank the powers that be for allowing me to live and work in Butte. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to serve as the President of the Chamber for 2015. I would like to give a special thank you to Paula Ruark for her exceptional leadership over the last couple of years. Marko and our team at the Chamber are prepared to help all prospective, and existing businesses, realize their goals. Over the next year we will be working diligently to connect busi- nesses throughout the community. Our plans include an invigo- rated Board of Directors, staff, and ambassadors who will be asking for help and input from all of you. We will be bringing back the Duck Races, Color Race, Golf Tournament, Annual Dinner, and seminars. Of course, the Chamber will also provide its monthly newsletter “The Progress,” business card socials, ribbon cut- tings, grand openings, hospitality rooms for tournaments, free print and web exposure for members and advertising opportunities. These are only a few of the exciting things coming your way from the Chamber. We are here to serve you and look forward to seeing you in OUR community. Thank you, Pete Akey Pete Akey Scan this QR Code to vist the Chamber online. A: TThe Richest Hill on Earth 8 • BUTTE CHAMBER: report - relocation - recruitment • 2015 Chamber Report Chamber photo by: Cheryl Ackerman ChamberOur Mission The Butte-Silver Bow Chamber of Commerce is an alliance of individuals, businesses, and other organizations dedicated to the growth, economic development, and enhanced quality of life in the Butte area. The People The Priorities The Resources The Service “Working together we can make a difference.” photo by: Walter Hinick Q: Where did Butte get its name? 2015 • BUTTE CHAMBER: REPORT - RELOCATION - RECRUITMENT • 9 Alana Ferko Butte Plaza Mall Andy Zdinak Butte-Silver Bow Butte Local Development Corporation Becky Sprunger Chamber of Commerce Human Resources Council, District XII Bill Melvin Annual Report to the Community Butte Civic Center Bob Bentley, Jr. Bentley Construction 2014/15 Chamber Highlights Chris Ackerman Cherry Creek Radio Cindi Shaw • Actively working with the Butte Local Development Corporation and Council of Commissioners Butte-Silver Bow to attract and bring new businesses. Colin Higgins Mackenzie River Pizza Co. • Hosted hospitality rooms and support at tournaments in conjunction with Craig Tippett Newland and Co. Advantage Butte, the Butte Civic Center and the Maroon Activity Center. Desiree Shogren Comfort Inn of Butte • Involved in the recruiting efforts with St. James Healthcare to assist in bringing new physicians and health care specialists to Butte. Don Blackketter Chancellor, Montana Tech • Co-hosted 12 Chamber Business Card Socials with Chamber member Ed Stepan REC Silicon businesses and organizations Gary Shea Shea Realtors • Celebrated ribbon cutting ceremonies with new or remodeled Butte busi- Herb Kelsey nesses Farm Bureau Insurance • Co-hosted Montana Tech tail-gate parties Janel Morgan Harrison Avenue Realty • Provided over 500 new-student welcome packets to incoming Montana Jeff Gorman McDonald’s Tech students and provided a welcome BBQ to the students and their Judy Jonart families. Butte School District, #1 Karen Corbin • Provided historic trolley tours to 4581 passengers KXLF • Welcomed over 12,359 visitors to the Chamber Office and Visitors Center Kevin Dennehy St. James Healthcare and 24, 632 visitors to the Berkeley Pit Viewing Stand. Kristin Rosa Butte Silver Bow • Top states for visitors included Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho Linda Granger and Arizona. Top countries included Canada, Australia, England, Highlands College, Trustee, Butte School District #1 Germany, and New Zealand. Lynn Lloyd The xMontana Standard • “Beautifying “ our community to the Beautify Butte Campaign through Machelle LeProwse clean up efforts and distributed 150 coupons for trees
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