News from the GCVCC Legislative Committee The GCVCC supports AB 1907 which would, until January 1, 2029, exempt from environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) certain projects that provide emergency shelters, supportive housing, or affordable housing that are carried out by a public agency. Our support for AB 1907 is influenced by […]Read More
News from the GCVCC Legislative Advocacy Committee The GCVCC supports AB 3205, which would establish the Regions Rise Grant Program within the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) for the purpose of enabling regions to collaborate and create interdisciplinary and cross-sector regional strategies to address key regional issues and challenges. Prior to the […]Read More
A message from the Greater Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dear Members, The last few weeks have been a challenging time for our economy and residents. As California begins to look at feasible ways to reopen the economy, much of the work the GCVCC is doing is focused on the same task […]Read More
News from the Greater Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce Legislative Advocacy Committee Washington, DC: The GCVCC has taken a position of support for the proposed Recovery Fund championed by the Save Small Business Coalition. The position is taken based on the GCVCC Platform position(s) found under “Economic Development and Business Regulation”. GCVCC Legislative Team: The […]Read More
News from Supervisor Perez Riverside, CA: In an effort to transition to economic and social recovery and streamline layers of public health requirements on coronavirus, Riverside County Board Chair V. Manuel Perez and Vice Chair Karen Spiegel are bringing forth a proposal Tuesday to rescind four active Riverside County public health orders. The orders, which […]Read More
News from the GCVCC Legislative Advocacy Committee The GCVCC Board of Directors met this Monday and mapped out the chamber’s basic stance on reopening the Coachella Valley economy, as well as specific steps we could take to do so in a timely manner. The GCVCC feels the Coachella Valley should be granted freedom to work […]Read More
