Seattle Chamber of Commerce

Garrett McCulloch _{on Google}

Dec 5th, 2021

Terrible influence on city politics.

A A _{on Google}

Feb 16th, 2020

Night Shift Ride Along ☕️☕️

marcd _{on Google}

Oct 9th, 2019

The Chamber should not be endorsing such divisive issues such as I-1000. The pro-initiative advertising for this initiative used deceptive advertising by suggesting that it would make job preference for veterans more difficult, when in fact they already have preference in all government jobs and most large companies. And the pro-initiative advertising also used the title "Washington Fairness" when in fact it would be legalized discrimination. It makes me suspicious that there may be money behind this endorsement.

Jim C _{on Google}

Nov 19th, 2018

Very helpful. I asked about the homeless problem in King County. I took notes.
Areas to stay away from, Belltown, Capital Hill, Beacon Hill, First Hill, I-90 and I-5 interchanges, 4th ave north or south, 1st ave north or south, Pike Place Market, Rainer Ave, Martin Luther King Ave, 5th and Jackson, 2nd and Jackson, Pike and Pine, 5th and Pike, any where along Aurora too Everett, South Lake Union zone, Denny Triangle Zone, West Edge Zone, Pioneer Square Zone (Aka Retail Core Zone), Chinatown Int’l District, Seattle Center, West Seattle Zone...
I could have made it simple by stating “Stay away from Liberal Drug City” there is nowhere actually “SAFE” in any Seattle Zone.
So here’s my personal tips (it’s the reason I went to this Chamber)
Stay away from Seven 11 stores, gas stations, lock your doors in any Red Districts, fast food lanes and parking garages.
You as a traveler need to research “Political Cities” all “Political Cities” are “Liberal” and all these cities have the most homeless, drug infested, down and out, depressed citizens.
Stay away from Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Denver, Austin, Detroit, Philadelphia, Boston, New York.
These few named cities are all the same. The only difference is weather and regions, yet the roaches gather the same, the local Seattle Chamber doesn’t really see it (remember the story about a frog and warm water?)
The “Political scene” in Seattle is so backwards it’s impossible to move forward. This city is lost.
I give a 5 rating because of the info shared by a few brave employees.