Cedarburg
Wisconsin
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Cedarburg Chamber Of Commerce
The Cedarburg Chamber of Commerce was organized in 1902 as the Cedarburg Advancement Society, formally becoming the Chamber of Commerce in 1945.
Key Goals
To Protect the economic future of Cedarburg's business community.
To Preserve the healthy living and business climate in our community.
To Promote local business and our community with an active marketing effort.
From its charming shops and boutiques to its meticulously maintained historic buildings, Cedarburg is a city you'll never tire of exploring. Simply put, it's a beautiful place to live and work.
Irish and German settlers founded the community in the early 1840's after falling in love with the picturesque countryside along Cedar Creek. As the city grew and prospered, it lost none of its original charm. Thanks to careful preservation of the city's original structures, the downtown looks much as it did a century ago.
Cedarburg has two separate districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with more than 200 buildings of historical significance. These structures in the heart of the city remain in use as shops, homes, museums, and public buildings, providing a focal point for the community's daily life.
Business leaders will find ample opportunity for success and growth in Cedarburg, located in one of the most economically successful counties in the nation. The city has a thriving diversified business community, with private-sector employers manufacturing items that are shipped around the globe. Locally produced items include machinery, electrical and electronic equipment, fabricated metal products, rubber and plastics, wood and lumber, food products, leather and paper products. Some of these businesses are located in the 39-acre Cedarburg Business Park.
Key Goals
To Protect the economic future of Cedarburg's business community.
To Preserve the healthy living and business climate in our community.
To Promote local business and our community with an active marketing effort.
From its charming shops and boutiques to its meticulously maintained historic buildings, Cedarburg is a city you'll never tire of exploring. Simply put, it's a beautiful place to live and work.
Irish and German settlers founded the community in the early 1840's after falling in love with the picturesque countryside along Cedar Creek. As the city grew and prospered, it lost none of its original charm. Thanks to careful preservation of the city's original structures, the downtown looks much as it did a century ago.
Cedarburg has two separate districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with more than 200 buildings of historical significance. These structures in the heart of the city remain in use as shops, homes, museums, and public buildings, providing a focal point for the community's daily life.
Business leaders will find ample opportunity for success and growth in Cedarburg, located in one of the most economically successful counties in the nation. The city has a thriving diversified business community, with private-sector employers manufacturing items that are shipped around the globe. Locally produced items include machinery, electrical and electronic equipment, fabricated metal products, rubber and plastics, wood and lumber, food products, leather and paper products. Some of these businesses are located in the 39-acre Cedarburg Business Park.