Kalispell Chamber Urges Immediate Adoption of Legislation to Help Workers, Businesses Impacted by the Coronavirus

Today, Kalispell Chamber of Commerce president Joe Unterreiner, issued the following statement urging Congress to adopt legislation to aid workers and businesses impacted by coronavirus:

“The latest proposal by Sen. McConnell and the administration would provide support for businesses of all sizes across all industries that have been significantly impacted by the spread of the coronavirus. The bill would help businesses stay open and pay their employees, reduce the potential of future layoffs, and ensure more hardworking Americans have access to their paychecks. Every hour that Congress delays action increases the risk that more businesses will shutter and more Americans will fall into unemployment. We cannot and should not allow this to happen. We urge Congress to act in a bipartisan manner to work out any remaining differences on this legislation and pass the bill without delay.”

About the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce and Convention and Visitors Bureau

Founded 1904, the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce and Convention and Visitors Bureau is the leading voice in strengthening our community and the business climate, with the goal of making Kalispell and the Flathead Valley an ideal location to live and work. The Chamber consists of 725 businesses and organizations, which employ 60% of the workforce in Flathead County, Montana.