The Sumter County Chamber of Commerce
On behalf of the Sumter County Chamber of Commerce, we invite you to explore all that our county has to offer. You will find plenty to do in Sumter County, from shopping to a day in the country. Plan on dining out or visiting our attractions or enjoy fishing in our beautiful lakes, horseback riding or the peaceful rural scenery.
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Sumter County is conveniently located at the crossroads of I-75, the Florida Turnpike and US Hwy 301, so businesses that are considering relocating to our community will find a bustling business-friendly environment with easy access to major markets and transportation resources.
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Your Sumter County Chamber of Commerce serves as the gateway to the Sumter County, Florida community and we are glad that you are here. Please contact us or call (352) 793-3099 if you need information, referrals or relocation packets. We invite you to stop by the Chamber office at your convenience or give us a call if we may be of assistance.
If your business is rapidly expanding, we'd like you to consider relocating to Sumter County. In addition to an idyllic lifestyle and pristine natural beauty, you'll find abundant land, a ready and skilled workforce, an interconnected transportation system, and more...
I’d Like to RelocateInvestment in the Sumter County Chamber of Commerce is a smart decision for any company doing business in Central Florida. We serve The Villages, Coleman, Wildwood, Bushnell, Webster, and unincorporated Sumter County offering advocacy, networking, and advertising opportunities.
Sign Up TodaySumter County is located in the heart of one of the fastest growing states in the US, with 574 sq miles, including 19 sq miles of inland water. Geographically located in the center of Florida, Sumter County is the "Crossroads of Central Florida," rich with history and natural beauty.
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Should Sumter County Adopt Impact Fees to Pay for Roads? »
Should Sumter County Adopt Impact Fees to Pay for Roads? That's the question being discussed by Sumter County Commissioners. There is a recommendation for the adoption of the new consumption based road impact fees at 50%. The impact fees will be assessed on new construction. To view an analysis of the proposed rates, visit or contact the Sumter County Chamber of Commerce.
"Show Down" at the SC Corral »
Where Can You Find Music, Dancing, Casino Games including Texas Hold ‘Em and a Craps table with $1000.00 in playing chips and a great dinner for $35.00? At the Wildwood Country Resort during our Wild, Wild West Casino Night, hosted by the Sumter County Chamber of Commerce! This year’s Casino Night is sure to be one of the best ever Casino Night offers a great opportunit to network, enjoy a nice evening out and help the Chamber.” Menu Tea and Water are available and La Hacienda’s Saloon will be open with a cash bar. NACHO BAR WITH: NACHO CHIPS, NACHO CHEESE, SOUR CREAM, SALSA, GUACOMOLE AND STUFFED JALEPENO’S 7PM TILL 8:30PM BBQ PORK CHILI AND LIME RUBBED ROAST CHICKEN BLACK BEANS SUCCOTASH OF MIXED VEGETABLES SPANISH RICE CORN BREAD AND BISCUITS W/ HONEY BUTTER APPLE COBBLER W/WHIPPED TOPPING ICED TEA, COFFEE, AND WATER SERVICE Tickets are available in the Chamber office in Lake Panasoffkee, Veranda Home Furnishings in Wildwood and from CenterState Bank in Bushnell. Casino Night will take place at Wildwood Country Resort located at 5604 Heritage Blvd. off of CR44 in Wildwood, July 17, 2009. This event is open to the public and is a definite for all cowboys (and cowgirls). Here’s the run down one more time: July 17th, Cowboy’s choice at 6:30pm, gaming, food and music starts at 7:00pm, silent auction 6:30 till 8:30pm, live auction starts at 9:30 pm. Tickets purchased now are $30.00; after June 30th - $35.00. So don’t “hang fire”, call the Chamber and reserve for your tickets at 352-793-3099. Support you Chamber and share in the fun filled evening we have planned for our members and the public. You just might “hit pay dirt” and win some great prizes before we “douse the lights”.
Sumter, FL Fishing Report »
June 2009-The water is up over a foot now and the conditions are good. The full moon weekend in June was another good one. Visitors from north Florida did real well on both Bluegills and Shellcrackers. All were nice size too!! The yearling bass fishing has been good also.Jim Maddox and Walt Davis are catching their share of bass on Top Water. They have had a few in the 5# to 6# class. Good news from FWC fish Biologist at the Eustis lab. This years fish spawn and yearling bass population is as good as you can get. "Quote" from one long time veteran fish biologist. "This may be the best crop of small fish I have ever seen in all the years I have been with the FWC. With all that said the water is up, the fishing is good, so lets go fishing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
