The Chamber and Welcome Center is located in downtown Toccoa in the renovated train depot on Alexander Street. Our location is very unique in that we share the depot with the Historical Society and the County and Military Museum.
We are most often the first stop in the community for visitors as well as potential investors and businesses. We provide all types of information on our rich history, manufacturing, retail and service industries, award winning public schools, state of the art medical facilities, superior public utilities, outstanding community amenities, tourist attractions, unsurpassed natural beauty and outdoor recreation including Lake Hartwell…the Great Lake of the South.
The Chamber is a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering the interests of our 400+ valued Members who represent our community including business, educational, professional, civic, recreational, industrial and political arenas. Members identify opportunities to solve challenges and shape the future of our business environment and community. The Chamber staff provides leadership, coordinates interested parties and initiates action.
MISSION: The Toccoa-Stephens County Chamber serves our members by playing a leadership role of business advocate, community partner and economic development stimulator through marketing, networking and education events, programs and services.
VISION: Among waterfalls, lakes and mountains the Toccoa-Stephens County Chamber is a leading business advocate and a sound and growing organization with dedicated and dependable volunteers and staff. Together we create opportunities for growth and prosperity while preserving our extraordinary quality of life.
VALUES: The Toccoa-Stephens County Chamber values our members, volunteers, partners and staff. We are committed to: putting members first and representing their ideas and interests above all others; fostering partnerships to improve economic well-being and quality of life in the community; and providing excellent customer service treating all people with dignity and respect
For more information please come by or call 706-886-2132.
