Making Connections — Building Visibility — Delivering Business Intelligence
Whether you are searching for a local business or a community-minded business looking for resources to do business better, the Evanston Chamber of Commerce makes it easy for you to get connected!
- Find a referral to a local business
- Start or move a business to Evanston
- Enhance your business acumen and profitability
- Build visibility
- Learn about issues that could impact your business
- Extend your marketing reach
- Network with Evanston’s influential business and community leaders
- Demonstrate your business’ commitment to supporting the community
- Just #LovingEvanston? We’ve got you covered too
The Chamber Keeps You Connected Morning, Noon and Night
Investing in Chamber membership has significant benefits; not only in the ongoing connections made that benefit you and others, but the trust your business will gain within the community, and the opportunities that the Chamber presents to each of our members.
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City Of Evanston
The City will begin construction on Oakton Street on Tues., Oct. 15, as part of a new water supply to the Village of Lincolnwood. Construction will extend along Hartrey Ave. between Cleveland St. and Oakton St. and along Oakton St. between Hartrey Ave. and the North Shore Channel.
City to Construct Oakton Street Water Supply Connection
The City of Evanston will begin construction of approximately 2,500 feet of new 24-inch water transmission main and a below-grade flow meter vault as part of a new water supply to the Village of Linco...This week's #FridayForecast features information about the winterization of the fountain at Fountain Square, the Evanston Repair Clinic, and the 34th Annual Marty Leoni Fun Run!
In recognition of Digital Inclusion Week this week, check out all of the resources and programs available to help break down the digital divide and promote digital equity in Evanston, including free Wi-Fi access, digital literacy programming and open data resources!
Using a rebate from ComEd, the City recently installed 33 new LED light fixtures along Sheridan Road at Calvary Cemetery. Each light changed from a 465 wattage system to a 165 wattage system, saving 65 percent annual energy use from the lights.
Help keep Evanston safe and beautiful by complying with the City's property maintenance code. Learn about common violations at cityofevanston.org/propertymaintenance.
