Lubbock is Open for Business

We have been through some tough experiences over the last several months. Many of our friends or families lost loved ones and hundreds more lost their livelihoods. Many are fortunate to be less impacted while a significant amount of our Lubbock community is suffering through this pandemic’s effect. While tremendous efforts are being made to help those who need support, we still need to do more.

Locally, our leaders and decision-makers have taken advantage of bright minds and eager folks to work together to fight the virus as well as keep us safe. Our health care systems and first responders along with our front-line workers provide incredible assistance. Together, we are responding to a situation none of us are trained or prepared to experience.

Our businesses, large and small, are helping lead the recovery effort either directly or indirectly and will continue to focus on reopening to serve their customers and employees. The Chamber and our members partnered to help bring about access to information and resources to help keep us operating and notified of changes during the height of the crisis. Simultaneously, we continued to provide policy recommendations on behalf of the needs of the business community at all levels of government on issues ranging from funding, business liability, and displaced workers. 

As we continue to reopen and get back to business, the following reopening for business guidelines is intended to help you prepare, assist with training, support your employees and customers, and follow current instructions provided by Federal, State of Texas and City of Lubbock. 

Let us know where else we may assist you.

Eddie McBride | President/CEO