May 4, 2015
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Spring Jam
We want to take the time to thank all of our amazing businesses who donated to the Spring Jam Raffle this year! There were some awesome prizes won this year and we couldn't have done it without you! We had too many to list but we wanted you to know how much we appreciate you as our events would not be as successful without your support! Thank you!

Mixer News: Scratch House May 14
Please join us as we celebrate Scratch House Restaurant's grand opening. This event will be in partnership with members from both the Henderson Chamber and the Boulder City Chamber. The event will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a Ribbon Cutting ceremony and the Mixer check-in starting at 6:00 p.m. There is a registration fee of $10 for HCC and BCCC members and $20 or all non-members with an additional $10 for walk-ins. Cancellation is required by RSVP deadline in order to receive a refund. Register now at www.HendersonChamber.com


Neon to Nature App Live on App Store
In case you haven't heard, there's a new App that is available for download via the Apple Store or Google Play for Android. It lists all of the local nature trails, hiking trails, and helps Southern Nevadans connect to biking, walking and park trails. Offered in conjuction with www.GetHealthyClarkCounty.org, this app will have you outside and moving in no time! Download it today!

 

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Corporate Sponsor Spotlight: Desert Star Energy Center 
Desert Star Energy Center, more than power generation
Located in Boulder City, San Diego Gas & Electric’s Desert Star Energy Center, safely generates reliable energy for thousands of customers each year. Desert Star Energy Center uses natural gas to generate up to 490 megawatts of electricity – enough to power more than 300,000 homes – that is nearly 20x the population of Boulder City. 

Chamber member, President-Elect of the Boulder City Sunrise Rotary, and Desert Star Energy Center Plant Manager, Kevin Lampman, works with the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) to make sure the plant is generating electricity to meet the energy needs of SDG&E’s customers.

“We take great pride in our role of generating reliable electricity for our customers in Southern California,” said Lampman. “However, the part of my job I enjoy the most is my involvement in my community and the importance SDG&E has placed on supporting a number of great causes right here in Boulder City.”

SDG&E and their employees have a long standing commitment to volunteering in local communities and supporting the efforts of community-based organizations to support safety and emergency preparedness, champion environmental education and awareness, inspire future leaders, promote economic development and aid military families and those in need.

Making true on this commitment, SDG&E recently donated $4,000 to support Boulder City High School’s all-night drug and-alcohol-free graduation party, where Desert Star Energy team members will also be found chaperoning, and presented $1,000 to Emergency Aid of Boulder City. The SDG&E team and their families can also be found at many local events, including working the booth at the Boulder City Chamber of Commerce Spring Jam.
SDG&E and its parent company, Sempra Energy, have been supporting the community since it built its first power plant in the Eldorado Valley in 1999.

 
Chamber Happenings - May 4, 2015