The Veteran’s Memorial Park
It all began in 1991, when a Veterans’ Memorial Committee was organized to promote and establish a memorial area to honor citizens who gave their lives and service to the preservation of freedom throughout the world. More
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Leadership Development Piqua is now accepting applications!
The future success of our regional economy lies in the development of the talent in our area. Leadership Development Piqua (LDP) is a community leadership program designed to identify, educate and develop leadership skills. More
New Ash St. McDonald’s Ribbon Cutting
The Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors were on hand today to help cut the ribbon and open the brand new Scott Family McDonald’s facility at 995 E Ash St. in Piqua today! More
Photos from the 33rd Annual Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Golf Outing
We had fantastic weather for the 2016 PACC Golf Outing this year! It was great to get out in the sunshine and hit the links with some of our friends from the community.
We thought we’d share some photos from the event with everyone that couldn’t make it! More
Stop by and see our local history exhibit!
Stop by the Chamber for a glimpse into Piqua’s past! More
2016 Miami County Safety Council Health and Safety Fair
This year’s Health & Safety Fair covered several important topics as well as an excellent keynote speaker. The event drew a large attendance from Miami and surrounding counties. More
The 33rd Annual Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Golf Outing
The 2016 Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Golf Outing has been set for July 11th (rain date will be July 18th) at The Piqua Country Club! Join us for a day of golf and prizes! More
2016 PACC Annual Golf Outing Announced!
The 2016 Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing has been announced! We’ll be holding it on July 11th (rain date will be July 18th) at The Piqua Country Club!
The Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing is open to all chamber members. Registration fee includes greens fees, cart rental, lunch and dinner. Join us for a day of golf and prizes.
Maybe you will be the team that walks away with the “Bag of Cash”!
Check back to complete the team registration form on June 1st!
True-Up Reminder
Reminder: The payroll true-up is coming in July and is due no later than Aug. 15, 2016.
BWC’s new payroll true-up process requires employers to report their actual payroll for the previous policy year and reconcile any differences in premium paid. This important step is necessary for BWC to accurately calculate your premium. Even if your payroll for the year matches the estimate BWC provided or you had zero payroll, you must complete a true-up report.
The quickest and easiest way to true-up is online with a BWC e-account.
To create an e-account, go to www.bwc.ohio.gov and click on the Create e-account link in the top right-hand corner of the home page.
Please visit our website if you already have an e-account but don’t remember your password. If you are otherwise unable to access your account, please contact our call center at 1-800-644-6292.
Health and Safety Fair 2015
Miami County Safety Council Hosts Health & Safety Fair
Safety-related work practices are important in every company. The Miami County Safety Council covered several important topics in a safety fair on June 11th. The event drew an attendance of 72 people from Miami and surrounding counties.
Lynne Gump, Executive Director of the Northern Miami Valley, Ohio Chapter of the American Red Cross began the seminar by covering “Citizen’s CPR.” Gump instructed participants with a compression-only CPR class which is effective in caring for a person with no signs of life when a rescuer is unable, untrained or unwilling to perform full CPR.
Members of the Safety Council doing “chest compressions” during Lynne Gump’s “Citizen’s CPR” session.
City of Piqua Police Department Deputy Chief Marty Grove shared important steps to take in the event of an active shooter or armed intruder that enters a place of business or home. The Run-Hide-Fight scenario provides individuals with the tools to react to an emergency situation.
Deputy Chief Marty Grove of the Piqua Police Department
Greg Meyer, President of Midwest Industrial provided information on “Forklift Safety.” Meyer spoke about operating forklifts in a safe manner and shared information regarding daily inspections and coaching forklift operators.
Greg Meyer, President of Midwest Industrial
Sarah Towning, Vice President of Wellness Collective, continued the training with “Sitting is the New Smoking.” Towning shared information about the significant health consequences for people who spend most of their lives sitting. She discussed new research findings regarding current behavioral trends and strategies to reduce sedentary time as well as methods to incorporate light activity into your workday.
Sarah Towning, Vice President of Wellness Collective
The fair was concluded with keynote speaker Brock Heath of Troy, Ohio.Heath spoke about his personal story and the passion he shares for helping others to overcome physical and mental barriers that veterans face upon returning home or work following military deployments. He shared methods to identify signs to help others to make the transition to civilian life. Heath is an author of “How to Succeed in the Civilian World, for Military Veterans” and owner of Gauntlet Development.
Brock Heath, owner of Guantlet Development
The Miami County Safety Council offers many topics of interest for local businesses and industries pertaining to health and safety issueas. The organization meets once a month on the second Thursday of the month. Information about the Miami County Safety Council is available on this website. Membership can be applied for through the Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce.
