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Payson‑Santaquin Chamber reports membership growth, event changes
Summary
The Payson‑Santaquin Chamber told the council it welcomed 31 new members this year (84.3% retention), reported Meet‑Me‑Eat luncheons draw 30–50 businesses, and said it will scale back some summer nights for the Hometown Market to combat event burnout.
Jim Roland, president and CEO of the Payson‑Santaquin Chamber (speaker 9), presented a quarterly update to the council, reviewing membership, events and community outreach.
Roland said the Chamber welcomed 31 new members so far this year and maintains an 84.3% retention rate. He described monthly networking luncheons that draw 30–50 businesses and said the summertime Hometown Market saw 50-plus vendor booths and nightly attendance between roughly 500 and 1,000. To combat event fatigue, the Chamber will reduce the number of Hometown Market nights next year and split some events with the Payson Chamber to sustain attendance.
Roland invited council members to promote new businesses and noted upcoming events including a South County Business Summit and the Payson Christmas Festival.
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