Have you noticed the American Flags along State Route 43 and Tallmadge Road through Brimfield's Town Center area?

With the help of the Brimfield Township Road Crew, each flag is removed before winter so repairs and replacements can be made, then hung again each spring. The Brimfield Area Chamber of Commerce wants to keep these 25 flags in good shape and replaced as needed. 

 We can use your help. We currently are in need of about twenty new flags.

Your $50 donation to the Community Flag Fund, through the Brimfield Area Chamber of Commerce, will be held in an account earmarked for this purpose and will assist with the repair and replacement of the flags to brighten our community and show our patriotism.

We appreciate your help and look forward to adding our Brimfield Township flag to this program in the near future.  

Please print the form below and return it to the Chamber office with your donation.

Flag Form

For questions, please call the office at 330-673-2170 or email to jallen@brimfieldchamber.org

What do you get when you invite members of three area chambers of commerce to something called a “Blitz Networking” event and equate it to ‘speed dating’? Approximately 50 eager business people with business cards and marketing collateral pieces in hand ready to meet and greet others in hopes of growing their business network.

The Brimfield, Tallmadge and Kent Area Chambers of Commerce held its first-ever networking breakfast at the Tallmadge Community Center. All three organizations were well represented, and the feedback from participants was extremely positive.

“I’m thrilled with the turnout, and even more so the positive comments shared at the conclusion of the event,” said Genel Nichols, co-owner of KentRidge at Golden Pond, and Tallmadge Chamber of Commerce trustee. “We gave it a shot bringing the three chambers together for such an event, and I can honestly say from the response, we’ll definitely do it again in the future.”

Participants were assigned numbers based on an intricate matrix set up by Brad Lubinger, publisher of Town Planner, and asked to present a 60-second introduction ‘elevator speech’ for their business. Over the course of the event, each person had the opportunity to meet everyone else in attendance.

New to the area and his position with KSU Athletics, Dennis Watson agreed that the opportunity was invaluable to him. “Being that I’m new, every person I met was a new contact and an opportunity for future ticket sales for KSU athletic events.”

Stay tuned for the next episode of speed dating…Chamber of Commerce style!

Shine & Show Contest 

Kelli Bissiri, winner of the Chili Cook-Off with event sponsor Jeff Bricker  

Hot Dog Eating Contest