Thomas Chamberlain

The Tuscola Chamber of Commerce, managed by the economic development corporation (dcedc) at city hall, serves as a central hub promoting local businesses, economic growth, and community engagement. The chamber highlights Tuscola as a rural community with diverse local businesses such as boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, and recreational venues like the Ironhorse Golf Club. Tuscola benefits from major highways and three class I railroads, facilitating regional connectivity and industrial development. The dcedc markets commercial and industrial properties, including the Tuscola Industrial Rail Park, and coordinates incentive programs like enterprise zones and state grants to attract and support business projects. The non-profit company is based in Tuscola, IL. It supports local enterprises through marketing initiatives, cooperative advertising, shop local campaigns, and tourism promotion, offering members networking opportunities, business referrals, event sponsorship, and social media exposure. The city provides municipal services including water and sewer systems, building and zoning regulation, public safety, waste management, and community amenities such as parks and a public pool. Water quality is monitored with programs for lead testing, cross connection control, and boil order notifications. Waste services are managed through a contracted hauler with scheduled garbage and recycling collection. Education and workforce development are supported through partnerships with colleges, universities, local school districts, and regional workforce coalitions. Community engagement is emphasized through local events, seasonal programs, public notices, and communication channels.

Mid Illinois Big Brothers Big Sisters is a company based in Charleston, IL.

Provides strategic leadership services on critical business issues

Functions as a College/University