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Colton Chamber of Commerce Newest Member's

By Ruby Sephenson, Community Writer
June 17, 2025 at 12:22pm. Views: 541

Colton Chamber of Commerce: Mid-Year Recap and What’s Ahead

As we reach the halfway point of the year, the Colton Chamber of Commerce is proud to reflect on the exciting milestones we've achieved so far in 2025.

We kicked off the year in February with our first ribbon cutting, welcoming Bitter Sweet Encounter, a mental health group practice, to the City of Colton. In March, we celebrated a re-grand opening with Caliber Collision. April was a busy month, as we welcomed four new businesses: Inland Valley Meats & Raw, Colton's first EV Charging Station (Greenland), Dunkin' Donuts, and Olympic Flame Burgers.

In May, we celebrated the grand opening of Colton's new Kidney Dialysis Center. And there’s more to come! We have additional ribbon cuttings and grand openings scheduled over the next couple of months.

We’re also pleased to welcome back members including the City of Colton’s Electric Department, 3 Iron Brewing Company, and our newest member, Suitable Insurance.

Each month, the Colton Chamber of Commerce hosts Rise & Shine on the first Tuesday. Our June 3rd event focused on Earthquake Preparedness, featuring guest presentations from Listo, the Colton Fire Department, and the Colton Police Department, who shared valuable insights on safety dos and don’ts.

Looking ahead, the Chamber is excited to plan more business mixers and holiday events in the coming months.

Lastly, we want to offer a heartfelt congratulations to the Class of 2025!

Stay connected with us on Facebook for updates on upcoming events, ribbon cuttings, and Chamber news. For volunteer opportunities, contact Christina at (909) 825-2222 or (909) 235-0586, or email her at Christina@coltonchamber.org.

 

Have questions about membership? We’re always here to help!

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