On Sunday, February 21, 2021 the Greater Stockton Chamber marked 120 years of being the voice for business in the region.  The mission of the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce is to aggressively develop and promote an economically vibrant business community.

Stockton and Lodi church, civic and educational leaders have joined together to create an event that is bringing change to our local neighborhoods. This FREE virtual event, The Ripple Effect - a Community Faith Summit, will explore ideas, inspire with success stories and provide ideas and opportunities for communities, schools, and faith and church leaders to make change. Together, you will learn to collaborate and develop relationships while building up the area surrounding schools, churches, community centers and parks. To register, visit CommunityFaithSummit.com.

It is with great pleasure the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce and Central Valley Association of Realtors announce that Benjamin J. Reddish Jr. has been selected as the 67^th Stocktonian of the Year.  Mr. Reddish will be the first posthumous honoree to receive this award. 

Join us for a very special community project participating in the painting of a 126 x 12 foot mural, located at Weberstown Mall!

The San Joaquin Engineers Council is pleased to announce Mr. Christopher H. Neudeck, P.E. as the recipient of the 2021 Engineer of the Year Award.

The San Joaquin Engineers Council has selected Mrs. Allison Dumas to receive the 2021 Distinguished Service Award.  Presentation of the award will be at the Council's 54^th annual ceremony on Thursday February 25^th, 2021.

MYTH: I had COVID-19 so I don’t need the vaccine.
There are severe health risks associated with COVID-19 and re-infection is possible. The vaccine offers additional benefit and the CDC recommends that you get the vaccine even if you have had a COVID-19 infection.

MYTH: I have a high COVID-19 antibody count. I don’t need the vaccine.
At this time, experts do not known how long natural immunity lasts after recovering from COVID-19. The vaccine offers additional benefit and the CDC recommends that you get the vaccine even if you have had a COVID-19 infection.

MYTH:I can get COVID-19 from the vaccine.
COVID-19 vaccines do not contain live virus and cannot give you COVID-19.