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Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce Membership Directory Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce Membership Directory Massena, NY 13662 Ph: 315-769-3525, Fax: 315-769-5295 www.massenachamber.com Table of Contents Important Phone Numbers Emergency Dial 911 Phone Numbers 1 Police About the Chamber 2 Massena Police Department 769-3577 Chamber Mission & Objectives 2 New York State Police 769-7055 Chamber Beneits 3 St. Lawrence County Sheriff 379-2222 Chamber Champions 4 Fire Chamber Ambassadors 5 Massena Fire Department 769-2380 Chamber Events 6 Medical Chamber Members 18 Massena Memorial Hospital 764-1711 Massena Rescue Squad 764-1744 Seaway Valley Ambulance 764-9133 Schools/Education Massena Central School Admin. 764-3700 High School 764-3710 Leary Junior High School 764-3720 Jefferson Elementary School 764-3730 Madison Elementary School 764-3740 Nightengale Elementary School 764-3750 Trinity Catholic School 769-5911 Greater Massena Massena Nursery School 769-5775 NYS Small Business Dev. Center 386-7312 Chamber of Commerce Government Town Supervisor 769-3588 Massena, NY 13662 Town Clerk 769-5228 Phone: 315-769-3525 Mayor 769-8625 Village Clerk 769-8625 Fax: 315-769-5295 Town Highway Department 769-7429 Village Dept. of This book is published and distributed by the Public Works 769-6823 Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce. For Business Development Corp. 769-8484 advertising information, questions or comments Recreation Commission (Arena) 769-3161 about this book, contact the Chamber at 315-769- Department of Motor Vehicles 764-1727 3525 or email [email protected] Massena Town Museum 769-8571 Massena Public Library 769-9914 Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce All rights reserved. No portion of this book may Utilities be reproduced without the expressed written Massena Electric Department 764-0253 consent of the Greater Massena Chamber of St. Lawrence Gas 769-3516 Commerce. Time Warner Cable 764-0244 Water Department (Public Works) 769-6823 1 About the Chamber The Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-proϐit organization that was incorporated on May 29, 1931. The chamber promotes Massena as a tourist destination and as a great place to visit and live by providing local and travel information to visitors, members and the general public. We are recognized as the source of information for visitors and newcomers by providing information about Massena and the surrounding communities. The chamber is accessible online, by phone, email, mail and in-person. Business referral of chamber members is just one of the many membership beneϐits for the Massena Chamber. The Chamber has over 300 members, which include businesses, not-for-proϐit organizations and individuals. Seventeen of these members are on the board of directors and six serve on the executive board. The chamber presents over 17 annual events, including quarterly Business After Hours, Annual Luncheon and Dinner, Winter Carnival, Heritage Festival and Harvest Festival. Without the ϐinancial support from many local businesses and the help of many volunteers, these events would not be possible. As well, the chamber manages the gift store at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Locks Memorial Day through Labor Day. The Chamber is managed by an Executive Director, Associate Director and Event Coordinator. This ofϐice handles thousands of inquiries yearly relating to Massena and the surrounding area. Community proϐiles, relocation and tourism packages, including area attractions, membership directories, demographic data, etc. are mailed throughout the United States and Canada to people interested in the area. • To act as the “clearing house” for the Chamber Mission Greater Massena area, including community Statement & Objectives events and activities, using all resources available to accomplish this effort. “The mission of the Greater Massena Cham- • Be a focal point in the community; sources ber of Commerce is to enhance and sustain of information of new and existing business, the economic environment and the quality newcomers, organizations, etc. of life in our community.” • To act as the leader in bringing businesses and professionals together to address their Objectives: needs as well as the community’s. • To increase the economic growth of the • To serve as a partner with local government Greater Massena area through development for identifying community needs and provid- of business, industry, and tourism; encour- ing recommendations for the solutions. aging new businesses and assisting busi- • To improve the quality of life in the commu- nesses as their needs arise. nity; to help people enjoy a better way of life, • To promote the Greater Massena area; both physically and ϐinancially. In its activi- presenting our community as an open, in- ties, the Chamber shall be neither partisan, teresting, educational and attractive place nor sectional, nor political, nor sectarian. to visit and settle. 2 Beneϔits of Membership Constant Contact – E-Blasts Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies for grand • FREE Advertising for chamber members – openings, relocations and signiϐicant Sent bi-monthly to more than 300 emails anniversaries • Chamber Ambassadors attendance & Press Advertising Opportunities invited • Event Sponsorships • Chamber Website Banner Ads New Business Resource Referral • Newsletter Inserts • Referral to appropriate agencies for individ- • Membership Directory uals looking for information on how to open • Massena Map Ads a business. • Posters on bulletin board (in front of Town Member-to-Member Discount & Canadian Hall) & Chamber ofice Discount Cards Visitor & Tourist Referrals • An opportunity for members to promote • By phone, walk-in, mail, email and inter- speciic services or products with no cost net, the Massena chamber gives hundreds for advertising. of referrals each month. As a member, you Monthly Newsletters & Calendars beneit directly from these new customers. • Mailed to ~400 businesses & individuals Massena Chamber Website Brochure & Business Card Racks • Business Description, Address, Phone Num- • Members are welcome to display brochures bers listed; Logos/Pictures; Links to website and business cards in the Chamber’s ofice • Local events & News section containing lo- cal press releases St. Lawrence Seaway Dwight D Eisenhower • Website averages 5,300 hits/month Locks Visitors Center Store • Retail opportunity during the summer Membership & Special Interest Directories months for chamber members—operated • Free Listing in Membership Directory & by Massena Chamber Special Interest Directories Involvement Bulk Mailing Permit Usage • Involvement in Chamber activities and • Discount on postage for chamber members initiatives is just one way to reap the (minimum mailing of 200) beneits of your membership. It helps the Health Insurance Programs chamber accomplish its mission, and gives • Information available upon request from our members the opportunity to network chamber ofice and meet other members with similar interests. The Chamber has a place for Networking Opportunities everyone with every talent, and you’ll get • Quarterly Business After Hours, Annual to know fellow business leaders with similar Luncheon & Annual Dinner interests and help enhance the business community in Northern New York. 3 Chamber Champions Every member of the Greater Massena Chamber of Commerce is an important part of the organi- zation. But there are certain members, by virtue of their increased voluntary support of our pro- grams and initiatives, that deserve some extra recognition. Each of the following have agreed to support the chamber by either sponsoring events or by voluntarily investing 150% of their billed annual dues. Many have done both. We salute the following businesses for being “Chamber Cham- pions” and thank them for their additional support. • 101.5 The Fox • Kiwanis Club of Massena • S & L Electric • 1340 WSMA • Mark D. Bogdan, CPA CSRP • Seacomm Federal Credit • A. Cappione, Inc. • Massena Central School Union • Akwesasne Mohawk Casino • Massena Country Club • Seaway Valley Ambulance • ALCOA Massena Operations • Massena Electric Dept. • St. Lawrence Gas Company • Alkie’s Liquor Store • Massena Memorial Hospital • St. Lawrence NYSARC • All Northern Construction • Massena Metal, Inc • St. Lawrence Seaway • Arts & Crafts by Dewey • Massena Nursery School • Development Corp. • Blevins Seaway Motors • Massena Savings & Loan • St. Regis Nursing Home • Cabinet & Bath Shop • Mix 96.1 • State Farm Insurance, Tom • Can-Am Youth Service dba Rose • Mountain Medical Services, Post Agency Hill PLLC • Subway of Massena • Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines • MTS Realty - Regency • The Ale House • Center For Sight Apartments • The Law Firm of Thomas R • Century 21 Dufrane Realty • Nationwide Insurance Adams • CKON Radio • New York Power Authority • The Village Engraver • Clopman’s Home Furnishings • North Country Agency • Time Warner Cable • Comfort Inn & Suites • North Country Savings • Tom Siddon’s PGA Golf • Community Bank N.A. Bank Shop • Curran Renewable Energy • Northern Insuring Agency • Town Of Massena • C-Way Sanitation,Inc. • Northern Merchant Ser- • Tractor Supply • Dar’s Place vices • United Healthcare Medi- • Donaldson Funeral Home • Novosel Associates, Inc. care & Retirement • Econo Fuels • NYPA Hawkins Point Visi- • United Steelworkers Local • Fay Motors, Inc. tors Center & Boat Launch 420 • First Americans IGA • Orlando Chiropractic Cen- • Village of Massena • Frenchie’s Chevrolet, Inc. ter • W.L. Smith Hardware Corp., • Frenchies Ford, Inc. • Paul Post Realty True Value • Friends of The Nature Center • Pease & Gustafson, LLP • WalMart
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