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  • HB11, Paid Family Medical Leave Survey HB11, Paid Family Medical Leave Survey

    As part of our continuing mission to advocate for our Chamber members, the Farmington Chamber of Commerce is closely monitoring HB11, Paid Family Medical Leave, and wants to hear from you, our members, business owners and non-profit organizations. I am sharing this survey with you on behalf of the PFML Coalition. Please take a moment to read the information below and respond to the brief survey using the survey link below. Your input and feedback are very important to us as we continue to share information about HB11 and other legislation that could affect our local and regional business community.

     

    As you may be aware, the New Mexico State Legislature is considering HB 11, which proposes Paid Family and Medical Leave legislation. This bill, which has not undergone any significant changes from last year, poses potential challenges for many businesses in our community.

     

    To effectively represent the concerns of our business community, we are conducting a survey aimed at gathering insights and opinions from organizations like yours. The data collected will be invaluable in demonstrating the collective stance of businesses regarding this proposed regulation.

     

    HERE IS THE BUSINESS SURVEY

  • Welcome to Farmington Chamber of Commerce, New Mexico

    Located in the northwest corner of the state, Farmington, New Mexico, is a wonderful place to live and do business. Farmington is part of San Juan County which covers 5,560 square miles. Great shopping opportunities, progressive schools, state of the art medical facilities, and friendly people are all reasons to love sunny Farmington, New Mexico.

    Farmington is a community that energizes the life journeys of outdoor lovers and active families.

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    Who We Are

    An association established to further the business interests of its community. Incorporated as a 501(c) (6). The Chamber is not part of local, state, or federal goverment, though we do partner with different organizations to help accomplish goals.


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    What We do

    Promotes commercial and industrial activities

    Works to improve the economic and civic vitality of our community

    Sponsors programs that promote community development

    Provides creative business leadership to help solve community problems

     

     


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    What We Do For Our Members

    Provide Networking Opportunities

    Recommend member businesses

    Promote the community

    Work to ensure a friendly business climate 

     

  • Chamber Office Hours Chamber Office Hours

    Monday through Thursday
    9:00AM to 4:00PM

    Friday
    9:00AM to 3:00PM

    Saturday & Sunday
    Closed