The Moore Chamber of Commerce has been serving the community for over 78 years. The Chamber is dedicated to our mission to promote, connect and advocate for our members to strengthen the Moore business community. We are dedicated to upholding six core values: teamwork, dependability, integrity, service, innovation, and passion. These principles guide our efforts to bring the business community together and foster continuous growth opportunities.
Photo Credits: Fry Photography, City of Moore, Moore Monthly, Moore Public Schools
Amy Lee Director of Membership
Cheryl Patterson Director of Operations
Kim Brown, IOM President & CEO
Tish Norman Director of Development and Engagement
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Moore, Oklahoma, is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, making it an ideal place to raise children and build a life. The community has a welcoming and tightknit feel, where neighbors know each other and there’s a genuine sense of belonging. This connection is fostered through numerous community events that bring people together, from seasonal festivals to local celebrations. Families can easily find opportunities to meet others, engage in activities, and build lasting relationships.
The city places a strong emphasis on providing excellent educational opportunities for children. Moore’s public schools are highly regarded, and the district is committed to fostering a positive and supportive learning
Variety of housing styles and sizes? Check.
Great Shopping? Yep.
Top-rated schools? Count on it.
Job Opportunities? You bet.
Highly rated medical centers? Got it.
Variety of entertainment? Oh, yeah.
Beautiful natural areas? Of course!
environment. Families appreciate the close proximity to schools, which helps ensure their children’s safety and convenience. In addition to traditional education, Moore offers a variety of extracurricular programs and sports teams, allowing children to explore their interests and talents.
Beyond schools, Moore is rich with recreational amenities that cater to children and families. The city boasts an abundance of parks, playgrounds, and green spaces where families can enjoy outdoor activities together. Whether it’s a casual walk along scenic trails, a game of soccer in one of the community fields, or a family picnic at one of the many parks, Moore offers plenty of opportunities for family bonding in nature.
The safety of residents is a priority in Moore, and the local police and fire departments work hard to maintain a secure and peaceful environment. This sense of safety is crucial for families, offering peace of mind for parents who want their children to grow up in a secure, supportive environment.
With a focus on education, recreation, safety, and community, Moore offers a nurturing environment for families looking to thrive together in a city that feels like home.
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Moore has a variety of housing options that cater to a wide range of needs, making it an ideal destination for future residents. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer, a growing family, or someone looking to downsize, Moore provides a diverse selection of properties to suit different preferences and budgets.
The city’s housing market is known for its affordability compared to other areas in the metro area. With a lower cost of living, residents can find spacious homes at a more reasonable price point. From charming singlefamily homes in established neighborhoods to modern new construction developments, Moore offers a variety of options that allow residents to find a place that fits their lifestyle.
For families, Moore boasts well-established, familyfriendly neighborhoods with tree-lined streets, parks, and excellent access to schools, making it an ideal place to raise children. Many of these neighborhoods feature larger homes with spacious yards, perfect for growing families or those who enjoy outdoor living. Additionally, Moore is continuously developing and growing, offering new housing developments that appeal to those
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seeking more modern amenities, open floor plans, and contemporary designs.
Those looking for a more maintenance-free lifestyle may also find suitable options in Moore’s growing selection of townhomes and apartments. These properties provide convenient living spaces with a lower level of upkeep, allowing residents to enjoy the comfort of home without the added responsibility of maintaining a larger property.
The city’s proximity to Oklahoma City offers even more convenience, providing easy access to the city’s job market, entertainment, and cultural attractions while maintaining a quieter suburban atmosphere. With its mix of affordable housing, growing developments, and familyfriendly environment, Moore is an attractive option for future residents seeking a balanced, fulfilling lifestyle.
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City of Moore
Mail may be sent to city staff by addressing it to their attention at Moore City Hall, 301 North Broadway, 73160.
Animal Welfare 405-793-5190
Asst. City Manager, Deidre Ebrey ........................ 405-793-5224
Mail may be sent to city officials by addressing it to their attention and mailing to Cleveland County Courthouse, 201 S. Jones, Norman, 73069.
Cleveland Co Assessor.. 405-366-0230
Cleveland Co Health Department ......................... 405-794-1591
Cleveland Co Assessor 405-366-0230
Cleveland Co Board of Commissioners 405-366-0200
District 1.............................................................. 405-794-2166
District 2 405-321-3811
District 3 405-872-3888
County Clerk ......................................................... 405-366-0240
County Sheriff 405-701-8888
County Treasurer 405-366-0217
District Attorney .................................................... 405-321-8268
District Court Clerk 405-321-6402
Hospitals/Medical Centers
INTEGRIS Community Hospital Moore ................ 405-500-3330
Norman Regional Moore 405-793-9355
Norman Regional Hospital 405-515-1000
Libraries
Moore Public Library 405-793-5100
SW Oklahoma City Public Library 405-979-2200
Magazines/Newspapers
Moore Monthly (monthly) 405-429-4031
Postal Services
Moore Post Office ................................................ 405-794-1690
Schools
Weather
Elected
Mark Hamm Mayor MHamm@cityofmoore.com
Moore City Council
Adam Webb Ward 1 AWebb@cityofmoore.com
Melissa Hunt Ward 2 MHunt@cityofmoore.com
Kathy Griffith Ward 1 KGriffith@cityofmoore.com
Sid Porter Ward 3 SPorter@cityofmoore.com
Lisa Standridge
Oklahoma Senate District 15 (405) 521-5535
(ZIP: 73160, 73165)
Blair
Rob Clark Ward 2 RClark@cityofmoore.com
Louie Williams Ward 3 LWilliams@cityofmoore.com
Mail may be sent to city officials by addressing to their attention and mailing to Moore City Hall, 301 North Broadway, 73160.
Oklahoma State Legislators
Weaver
Oklahoma Senate District 24 (405) 521-5569 (ZIP: 73069, 73160, 73170)
Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 53 (405) 557-7346
(ZIP: 73160, 73165, 73170)
Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 54 (405) 557-7349
(ZIP: 73139, 73149, 73159, 73160, 73170)
Oklahoma Senate District 45 (405) 521-5618 (ZIP: 73149, 73160, 73170)
Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 90 (405) 557-7354
(ZIP: 73159, 73169, 73170, 73173)
Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 27 (405) 557-7349 (ZIP: 73165)
Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 91 (405) 557-7337
(ZIP: 73139, 73159, 73160, 73170)
Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 36 (405) 557-7322 (ZIP: 73165)
Oklahoma House of Representatives, District 95 (405) 557-7314
(ZIP: 73160, 73165)
Mail may be sent to state officials by addressing it to their attention and mailing to State Capitol Building, 2300 North Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma City, 73105.
Oklahoma Federal Legislators
Darrell
Paul Rosino
Danny Sterling John George
Jason
Kevin West
Emily Gise
Chris Kannady Mark Wolfley
James Lankford
MarkWayne Mullin
Tom Cole
Stephanie Bice
Everyday
Moore is home to a diverse and thriving shopping scene that caters to a wide range of needs, from everyday essentials to unique, one-of-a-kind finds. The city features several shopping centers, offering a mix of big-box retailers and smaller specialty stores. Whether you’re looking for clothing, home goods, or electronics, Moore provides convenient access to well-known stores that help meet your daily shopping needs. Many of these retail centers also feature a variety of dining options, making it easy to shop and grab a bite all in one location.
Beyond the larger retailers, Moore is home to a growing number of local boutiques and specialty shops. These businesses add charm to the city’s shopping scene and offer residents the opportunity to find unique items that aren’t available in chain stores. From handcrafted jewelry and home decor to vintage clothing and custom
gifts, Moore’s locally-owned shops are perfect for those seeking something special and a more personalized shopping experience.
In addition to retail options, Moore also has a variety of service-based businesses that make it easy for residents to take care of everything from auto repairs to personal care. The city’s variety of salons, fitness centers, and medical services ensures that residents can find what they need without venturing far from home. For those looking for fresh, local goods, Moore hosts farmers markets and seasonal markets that highlight locally grown produce, baked goods, and handmade products, giving residents access to the best that the community has to offer.
With its balance of larger retail chains and charming local businesses, Moore is a city where shopping is not just about convenience, but about supporting a vibrant local economy and finding unique items that enhance your lifestyle.
Education
We are committed to providing a high-quality education for our residents, with a diverse range of options for students of all ages. The public education system in Moore is highly regarded, with the Moore Public School District serving as the cornerstone of the community’s educational foundation. The district offers a wide array of academic programs, extracurricular activities, and specialized services, ensuring that each student has the opportunity to succeed. The district is home to numerous elementary, middle, and high schools, with a strong emphasis on preparing students for college, career, and life. The Moore Public Schools also offer specialized programs in STEM, fine arts, and athletics, fostering wellrounded development for students.
In addition to the public school system, Moore residents also have access to private and charter school options. These institutions provide a variety of educational approaches, allowing families to choose the best fit for their child’s learning style. Private schools in Moore are known for their smaller class sizes and personalized attention, while charter schools offer innovative, performance-based programs that focus on meeting the specific needs of students.
For those interested in technical education, Moore is home to the Moore Norman Technology Center, which offers career-focused training and certification programs. The technology center provides students with the skills needed to excel in high-demand fields such as healthcare, information technology, and skilled trades, helping bridge the gap between education and the workforce.
Higher education opportunities are also easily accessible, with institutions located nearby. These colleges and universities offer a wide range of programs and degrees, providing opportunities for residents to pursue advanced education and training without having to leave the area.
With its blend of public, private, charter, and specialized educational opportunities, Moore offers a well-rounded educational experience for families and students at all stages of their academic journey.
Moore High School
Central JH
Bryant Elementary
Central Elementary
Northmoor Elementary
Sooner Elementary*
Winding Creek Elementary
Highland East JH
Apple Creek Elementary
Broadmoore Elementary
Heritage Trails Elementary
Sooner Elementary*
Timbercreek Elementary
Westmoore High School
Brink JH
Earlywine Elementary*
Eastlake Elementary*^
Fisher Elementary*
Red Oak Elementary
Santa Fe Elementary*^
South Lake Elementary*^
West JH
Earlywine Elementary*
Fairview Elementary
Fisher Elementary*
Houchin Elementary*^
Kingsgate Elementary
Sky Ranch Elementary
South Lake Elementary*^
Southmoore High School
Highland West JH
Briarwood Elementary*
Houchin Elementary*^
Kelley Elementary
Plaza Towers Elementary*
Santa Fe Elementary*^
Southgate Elementary
Southridge JH
Briarwood Elementary
Eastlake Elementary*^
Oakridge Elementary
Plaza Towers Elementary*
South Lake Elementary*^
Wayland Bonds Elementary
* Site shares more than one Jr. High School
^ Site shares more than one High School
Visit our website for a complete listing of community resources, including education opportunities in Moore and surrounding area.
MPS Fast Facts
• The fourth-largest district in Oklahoma, spanning approximately 160 square miles of Moore, Norman, and south Oklahoma City (FY24).
• Top Oklahoma district for highest teacher pay (FY24).
• 35 health professionals with one designated to each campus.
• 15 mental health professionals on staff available to all students and employees.
• Student to Teacher Ratio: 20:1.
• FEMA-rated storm shelters at all school sites.
• School Resource Officers (police) are continuously present in schools and facilities.
• Students in grades 11-12 can enroll in Oklahoma CareerTech courses and/or in concurrent enrollment for college credit.
• College and/or career pathways for students: STEAM instruction at all elementary schools and STEM course electives available for grades 7-12.
• Student-teacher partnerships with 15 Oklahoma colleges and universities to recruit and retain quality teachers.
• Multiple Learning options: in-person, virtual, and temporary virtual (for illness or treatment).
LEARN MORE SCAN QR CODE: MPS Moore Love philanthropic initiative, focusing on engaging the MPS community to unite as one fundraising powerhouse to provide funding to local nonprofits that support MPS students and families.
Career
Moore offers a wide range of job opportunities for both residents and those looking to relocate to the area. As part of the growing metro area, Moore benefits from its proximity to a diverse and expanding job market. The city itself is home to a variety of businesses in retail, healthcare, education, and professional services, providing employment opportunities in multiple sectors.
For those interested in skilled trades or vocational careers, the metro area offers ample positions in construction, manufacturing, and technical fields. The local economy continues to grow, with job openings across different industries that support both the city and surrounding communities. Moore’s accessible location means that residents can also easily commute to nearby cities for work, broadening their employment prospects even further.
One of the key advantages of living in Moore is its close proximity to Tinker Air Force Base, a major employer in the region. Tinker offers a wide variety of civilian and military job opportunities, particularly in aerospace, logistics, and defense contracting. The base plays a significant role in the area’s economy, providing stable, long-term employment for many residents. Tinker Air Force Base also offers specialized positions, which can be an excellent fit for those with technical skills or military experience.
In addition to local job opportunities, the greater Oklahoma City metro offers employment in a diverse range of fields, including finance, energy, healthcare, and technology. With its growing economy, low unemployment rate, and robust infrastructure, the Oklahoma City area is an attractive destination for job seekers in search of both stability and career advancement.
Whether you’re starting your career, advancing in your field, or seeking a change, the Moore area provides abundant opportunities for professional growth.
Below: Members of the recent class of Leadership Moore are experiencing the new gun range at Moore Norman Technology Center. The center is a training facility for local police departments.
3701 S. I-35 Service Road, Moore, OK 73160
P.O. Box 7208, Moore, OK 73153
Phone: 405-912-9000
Above: Aerospace is one of the fastest growing industry in Oklahoma. Our education partners are focusing on increasing access for those interested in the field. Right: Opening doors to tomorrow: our brand-new College & Career Centers equip students from all three high schools with the skills, guidance, and real-world connections they need for future success (pictured: Southmoore High School).
Just a small example of trusted local medical centers in Moore that are dedicated to improving lives and strengthening our community’s well-being. Top Left: Norman Regional Moore; Top Right: Norman Regional Hospital; Bottom Left: INTEGRIS Community Hospital Moore; Bottom Right: SSM Health Clinic
Moore is home to a broad range of healthcare services that meet the needs of its residents. The city prioritizes accessible and high-quality medical care, with a variety of healthcare providers offering specialized services across multiple fields. Whether for routine care or more complex health concerns, Moore has resources available to support the community’s well-being.
From primary care physicians to specialists, Moore residents have access to healthcare professionals who provide personalized treatment and ongoing care. The city’s healthcare infrastructure includes a mix of clinics, wellness centers, and outpatient facilities, ensuring that residents have convenient access to the services they need. These providers offer services ranging from general health checkups to chronic disease management, providing support to families, seniors, and individuals with unique health concerns.
In addition to general healthcare, Moore also offers a variety of specialized services in areas such as dental care, mental health, physical therapy, and women’s health. These facilities ensure that residents have the expertise and resources to address their specific needs in a timely and efficient manner. For those requiring more intensive care, Moore is well-positioned within the Oklahoma City metro area, offering access to advanced medical services and specialized treatment options
Emergency care services are also readily available in Moore, ensuring residents can receive timely attention in urgent situations. With a growing network of medical facilities, Moore’s residents are never far from the care they need. The city’s healthcare system is designed to offer both preventive and emergency care, providing a safety net for residents. Whether for urgent medical needs or ongoing treatment, Moore ensures that highquality care is always available. With its wide range of healthcare services, Moore stands as a community dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of its residents.
East Moore
2100 N Eastern Avenue - Suite 4 Moore, OK 73160 Phone: 405.676.6030
West Moore
11521 S Western Avenue - Suite A Oklahoma City, OK 73170 Phone: 405.809.8655
Oklahoma City South
8200 S. Walker Avenue - Suite 103 Oklahoma City, OK 73139 Phone: 405.297.4040
Oklahoma City Southwest
10740 South May Avenue - Suite 111
Oklahoma City, OK 73170 Phone: 405.286.9605
www.ptcentral.org
Above: The Moore Fire Department works closely with our local medical providers. Here they are training with Air Evac Lifeteam on proper boarding of a patient. Below: A career in healthcare is obtainable through Moore Norman Technology Center or one of our many other healthcare programs across educational institutions.
Taste &
Moore offers a wide variety of dining and entertainment options that cater to a diverse range of tastes and preferences. Whether you’re in the mood for a casual meal, a fine dining experience, or a fun night out, there’s something for everyone in this vibrant community.
For food lovers, Moore is home to a dynamic dining scene that reflects the city’s diversity. From family-friendly eateries offering comfort food to trendy spots serving up contemporary cuisine, the city has it all. Residents can enjoy delicious meals ranging from classic American dishes to international flavors, with many restaurants offering locally sourced ingredients. Whether you’re craving a hearty burger, fresh seafood, or a creative salad, you’ll find a variety of options that suit your taste buds. For those who prefer a more relaxed setting, Moore also has an assortment of coffee shops, bakeries, and casual diners perfect for grabbing a quick bite or enjoying a leisurely afternoon.
In addition to its vibrant dining scene, Moore offers a range of entertainment options that make it an ideal place for socializing and unwinding. The city boasts several venues where residents can enjoy live music, comedy shows, and other performances, making it a great place for a night out. For those who enjoy a more interactive experience, Moore offers a variety of fun, family-friendly entertainment such as bowling alleys, arcades, and recreational centers. Whether you’re looking for a place to watch a movie, spend time with friends, or enjoy a live performance, there’s no shortage of places to gather and have a good time.
For those seeking more active forms of entertainment, Moore has a number of parks, trails, and sports complexes where residents can enjoy outdoor activities. Whether it’s a relaxing walk through scenic trails or participating in a community sports league, outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunities to stay active and engaged with the local community.
No matter what you’re in the mood for, Moore’s diverse dining and entertainment options provide an exciting and fulfilling experience for residents and visitors alike. With a mix of local favorites, new hotspots, and community events, Moore is a place where everyone can enjoy great food and exciting activities.
Alfredo's Mexican Cafe
2701 S I-35 Service Rd • Moore, OK 73160 (405) 794-4700 • alfredosok.com
Angela's Bakery
623 N Broadway • Moore, OK 73160 (405) 735-5153
Black Bear Diner
920 SW 25th St • Moore, OK 73160 (405) 793-1711 • blackbeardiner.com
Boomarang Diner Moore
1305 N Broadway • Moore, OK 73160 (405) 794-2112 • boomarangdiner.com
Chicken Express-Moore
625 SW 19th St • Moore, OK 73160 (405) 735-9900 • chickene.com
The parks and recreation offerings in Moore provide residents with ample opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, stay active, and connect with the community. The city features a variety of well-maintained parks, each offering unique amenities and spaces for people of all ages to enjoy.
For those looking to relax and enjoy nature, the city has several beautiful parks with open green spaces, walking paths, and scenic spots perfect for picnics, leisure activities, or simply unwinding. These parks provide a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, making them ideal for anyone looking to spend time outdoors with family and friends.
Active residents will find plenty to keep them busy in Moore’s parks and recreational areas. The city boasts sports fields, tennis courts, and basketball courts, offering spaces for both organized games and informal play. For those who enjoy fitness, there are trails for walking, jogging, or biking, ensuring that outdoor exercise is always an option.
In addition to these outdoor spaces, Moore offers a variety of community-centered recreational programs. From youth sports leagues to adult fitness classes, the city’s recreation offerings help foster a sense of community while encouraging residents to stay active. These programs also provide opportunities for residents to learn new skills, build friendships, and stay engaged with the city’s vibrant community.
Moore’s parks and recreation facilities are designed to be accessible and inclusive, providing everyone in the community with the chance to enjoy outdoor activities regardless of age or ability. Whether you’re looking to participate in a community event, enjoy some quiet time in nature, or get active, the parks in Moore offer something for everyone.
Something for Everyone
Apple Valley Park
A splash pad, castle-themed playground, walking trail, pavilion, and picnic areas sit on this beautiful 4-acre park. Apple Valley is located at 4401 Melrose Drive.
Arbor
Gardens
This 13-acre park has a .5 mile walking trail, pavilion, and beautiful trees and landscaping. Arbor Gardens is located at 1695 SW 34th Street.
Buck Thomas Park
Buck Thomas is approximately 128 acres and is complete with tennis courts, a skate park, picnic areas, a playground, a 1.3 mile walking trail, 2-acre dog park (Happy Trails Dog Park), and much more. Located at
1903 NE 12th Street. Buck Thomas Park plays host to little league sports and the city’s annual Celebration in the Heartland in July.
Central Park
This park has a 53,000 square foot recreation center, 45,000 square foot aquatic center, a 1.65 mile walking trail, an all-inclusive and fully accessible train-themed playground (Every Child’s Playground), a 1,000 seat amphitheater, and a large multi-purpose pavilion. Dr. Curtis Berry-Central Park is located at 700 S. Broadway Avenue.
Cottonwood Park
This 1-acre park has a construction-themed playground and a 1/2 basketball court. Cottonwood is located at 1028 SW 2nd Street.
Curve Park
Located at 701 SW 17th street, this 2.5-acre park has two pavilions (one large, one small) that can be used as an amphitheater, park benches and park lights.
Fairmoore Park
Fairmoore Park is a 17-acre park to visit and enjoy time with friends and family, which includes a rocket ship playground, splash pad, .4 mile walking trail, two pavilions, and fitness court. Fairmoore Park is located at 630 NW 5th Street.
Greenbriar Park
This 2-acre dinosaur-themed park has a playground, pavilion, tennis court, and a 1/2 basketball court, and is located at 1331 NW 6th Street.
Kiwanis Park
A highly popular 3-acre park with a .19 mile walking trail, police-themed playground, and a pavilion, Kiwanis Park is located at 501 E. Main St.
Little River Park
Pavilions, picnic areas, ponds, playgrounds, a splash pad (pirate ship-themed), fitness equipment, a .25 mile north walking trail, and .75 mile south walking trail are only a few features of this 52-acre site located at 700 SW 4th Street (north end) and 801 SW 10th Street (south end).
Madison Place Park
Simple and private, this half-acre park has an animalthemed playground and is located at 420 Madison Place Drive.
Parmele Park
An exciting splash pad and forest-themed playground is found at this 8-acre park. This park has a .3 mile walking trail, restroom, Kids and Cops Dream basketball court, and pavilion, and is located at 1308 Janeway Ave.
Veterans Memorial Park
Lighted trails, a military-themed playground, a pavilion, a .89 mile walking trail, and a Wall of Honor honors our veterans. The park covers 18 acres at 1900 SE 4th Street. Veterans Memorial Park is a quiet, serene park amidst the surrounding neighborhoods.
Westmoore Trails Park
Westmoore Trails Park is an 8-acre firefighter-themed park with a playground, splash pad, and .36 mile walking trail and is located at 2206 Lonnie Lane.
CHAIR
Crystal Bennett Republic Services
I am excited to welcome you to the Moore Chamber of Commerce and our thriving community of Moore, Oklahoma! Going way back to 1976, I campaigned and knocked doors for my Mother’s State Senate Race. That is when I started my great love for the City of Moore. I have had the privilege to work with the City of Moore since 2013 and I cannot imagine a better community in which to raise a family or build a business. Moore offers a business community that is resilient and dedicated to making Moore one of the best in Oklahoma.
Representing Republic Services at Moore Chamber events is one of my favorite parts of my job. We are extremely blessed to have a Board of Directors and incredible staff who contribute everything they can to ensure Moore remains a suburb seeking excellence in quality of life and promoting business.
While Moore is well known for attracting national brands, we also pride ourselves on championing small
and locally-owned businesses. We hope to see all business owners thrive in Moore and South OKC, and we offer countless opportunities to make that happen.
I encourage you to check the Chamber’s events calendar often and find a way to get engaged. That’s where the magic happens! From networking and advocacy to skills development, fundraising and more, we have a place for you to plug in and get started on your journey with the Moore Chamber. My personal favorite programs are the Chamber Lunches, allowing people to network and visit with our City leaders and the Women’s Impact Group — let’s grab coffee and I’ll tell you all about them!
I look forward to serving as the 2025 Moore Chamber of Commerce Board Chair, and I hope you take advantage of all that Moore has to offer!
Crystal Bennett 2025 Moore Chamber of Commerce Chair of the Board
Brianna Wall
Chair
Kimberlee Adams
Chair
Crystal Bennett Board Chair
Stephanie Keller Treasurer Eide Bailly, LLP
Kelly Wells Secretary Vision Bank
Executive Board
CHAMBER LEADERSHIP
The Moore Chamber of Commerce is an organization of businesses seeking to further the collective interests of the membership while advancing the community we serve. The Chamber is headed by a diverse 17-member board of directors, along with four ex-officio representatives from schools and the city, and is dedicated to the interests of the general membership. Their role is to set policy, direct the affairs of the Chamber, as well as manage the finances.
Chamber Board Members
Ex-Officio Members
Chamber Advisory Board
Bank BancFirst Cleveland County Commissioners First United Bank Moore Norman Technology Center
Chamber Foundation Board Members
The purpose of the Foundation is to support and promote the charitable purpose of The Moore Chamber of Commerce through: the advancement of knowledge and understanding of community and cultural development, matters of public concern, finance, education and training, diversity and inclusion, science and technology, community and cultural development, civic engagement, and disaster assistance to communities and distressed individuals in such communities to lessen the burdens of government.
Dr. Tim Eaton Randall University
Dr. Joe Ely Moore Norman Technology Center
Brooks Mitchell City of Moore
Jacob McHughes Cleveland County Commissioners Office
Dr. Robert Romines Moore Public Schools
Zach Colson John Ireland & Son Funeral Home
Kristy Clark Freeman Clark Agency Shelter Insurance
Tim Caudle Silver Star Construction
Tadd Bliss II Bliss Electric
Jenny Campbell Showplace Market
Jim Jennings Clear View Insurance
Cacie Duncan Norman Regional Health System
Jan Moran AT&T
Brian Mullins Rose Rock Realty/ 1907 Investments
Heather Seay Armstrong Bank
Mike Smith Bancfirst
Andy Sherrer First United Bank
Dr. Tim Eaton Chair Eaton and Associates
Jennifer Seals Vice Chair Integrity Inventory Solutions
Maggie Alfaro Secretary First Fidelity Bank
Shelly Braisher ManageMowed
Keith Horn Edward Jones Investments
Roberto Seda Seda Law Firm, PLLC
Isaac Lewis OEC Fiber
CHAMBER
Chairman’s Breakfast
Exclusive event that celebrates the accomplishments of the previous year and inaugurates the new chair, slate of officers and board members.
Salute to Excellence
Our Annual Awards Mixer proudly honors outstanding community members who achieve excellence in leadership and business growth. Award categories include Small to Large Business of the Year, Trailblazer, Rising Star, and Employee/ Team of the Year, along with the prestigious Citizen of the Year and Legacy Award. This event highlights businesses and professionals who embody the excellence that makes the Moore area exceptional, elevating their contributions and celebrating their impact. It’s an opportunity to recognize those who make our community thrive and stand out as a world-class hub of achievement.
Golf Tournament
The annual golf tournament, hosted at one of our member golf clubs, offers a fun day on the greens. It’s a great opportunity to network, relax, and enjoy the company of fellow Chamber members while participating in friendly competition.
The Chamber offers support and resources to both established and new businesses through membership, events, programs, and networking opportunities. We provide a comprehensive range of activities designed to help businesses thrive and succeed in the Moore market. Below are some of the key programs we offer.
Membership Luncheons
These luncheons provide informative presentations and expert speakers on topics of significance and trends in the business community. Such topics include: Military Appreciation, Legislative Summit, State of the City Luncheon,Girl Boss, and State of the Schools.
NEW for 2025: Men’s Collective.
Day at the Capitol
A delegation of Chamber members travel to Oklahoma City to meet with legislative leaders. Participants will also view House and Senate sessions and take a tour of the State Capitol, followed by a keynote, individual session presenters. Immediately following the close of presenters, a reception is held for our group and legislators.
Networking Lunches
Monthly “pass the mic” where attendees are given the opportunity to present a 30 second or more commercial about their business, make connections with fellow members on a more one-on-one basis, and build those relationships.
Women’s Impact Network
The Women’s Impact Network is a community of professional women dedicated to empowering each other through networking, mentorship, and leadership opportunities. It fosters collaboration, growth, and support among women in business, helping them make a significant impact in their industries. Monthly networking hours are held at various locations.
Eggs n’ Issues
Eggs & Issues is a popular event where local leaders, elected officials, and business professionals gather for a breakfast discussion on important community and policy issues. It provides attendees with valuable insights and opportunities to engage in meaningful conversations about local concerns.
PROGRAMS WITH THE FOUNDATION
Fill the Bus
A community initiative that collects school supplies for local students in need. Through donations and volunteer efforts, the program ensures that every child has the necessary resources for a successful school year, promoting educational equity.
FOUNDATION IMPACT FOR 2024
Leadership Moore
Leadership Moore is a transformative program designed to develop local leaders by exploring key community topics such as government affairs, business development, education, and the non-profit sector. Participants build relationships, enhance leadership skills, and gain insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the Moore community to drive positive change.
• Pay it Forward - $3,000 Disaster Assistance sent to Oklahoma Communities.
• Raised over $22,000 in supplies and donations for the Fill the Bus Campaign. New for 2024, donations included over $1,000 to the Moore Norman Technology Center’s Food Pantry. Supply deliveries were made to 31 Moore Public School campuses and Moore Youth and Family Center.
• Leadership Moore graduated 24 members in 2023-2024 Class, and welcomed 22 members to the 2024-2025 Class.
• Established an endowment as well as a scholarship fund.
Grillstock is the metro’s only Kansas City Barbeque Society-sanctioned state championship BBQ event, drawing top-tier BBQ teams from across the country, including participants from as far as California and Indiana. This exciting event attracts pitmasters, food lovers, and families for a weekend of intense competition and community fun. In addition to the BBQ competition, Grillstock features live music performances, food trucks, local vendors, and a range of family-friendly activities. Attendees can participate in the People’s Choice competition and enjoy the thrilling Guns and Hoses BBQ competition. With its vibrant atmosphere and rich local flavor, Grillstock has become a mustattend event for anyone who loves great food and entertainment. In 2025, Grillstock will bring new and expanded opportunities to increase event awareness, making it an even bigger celebration of BBQ culture, music, and community pride.
NEW FOR 2025
Shopping Local Rebate Programs
The Moore Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce two exciting initiatives designed to support local businesses and encourage the community to shop and dine locally this season. The Jingle & Save Rebate Program and the Eat Local Earn Local Restaurant Week Rebate Program are here to offer rewards for supporting Moore Chamber member restaurants and retailers.
Eat Local Earn Local Restaurant Week Rebate Program
In the new year, the Eat Local Earn Local Restaurant Week Rebate Program will run from April 3 to April 13. For every $50 spent at participating Moore Chamber member restaurants, you’ll earn a $10 gift card back to the restaurant you supported. Submissions will be accepted until April 14, with gift cards sent out by April 18. Like the Jingle & Save program, funds are limited, so act quickly!
Jingle & Save Rebate Program
Kick off the holiday season by shopping and dining locally! The Jingle & Save Rebate Program will run from November 28 to December 7, rewarding participants with a $10 gift card for every $50 spent at Moore Chamber member restaurants or retail establishments. You can submit up to $250 in receipts, earning up to $50 in gift cards. All receipts must be submitted by December 8, and gift cards will be sent out by December 12. Program funds are limited, so be sure to submit receipts as soon as possible.
Program Rules and Limitations for Both Programs:
• Weekly Limit: $50 in rebates per household (up to $250 in receipts).
• Receipt Requirements: Receipts must be from Moore Chamber member businesses and include the date and time of purchase. Multiple receipts may be combined to meet the $50 minimum, but each receipt must be from a Moore Chamber member.
• Eligible Purchases: Dine-in, takeout, delivery (direct from the restaurant, no third-party services), and gift card purchases (excluding gift card usage for payment). Grocery purchases are excluded.
• Submission Deadline: Receipts must be submitted by midnight on Monday following the event. For the Eat Local Earn Local program, this is April 14; For the Jingle & Save program, this is December 8.
• Rebate Availability: Rebates are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are exhausted. No further rebates can be guaranteed once program funds are depleted.
How You Can Support Local Businesses:
• Enjoy a meal at participating restaurants, whether dine-in, to-go, or delivery directly from the business.
• Purchase gift certificates or gift cards for yourself or as gifts for others.
• Pay it forward by buying a meal or gift card for someone in need.
CommUNITY Coffee
These informal gatherings with the Moore Chamber of Commerce hosted at area businesses and organization are geared to foster connection and open dialogue among local community members. These events are designed to bring together residents, business owners, and city leaders to discuss important topics, share ideas, and build relationships in a relaxed setting. Held at local coffee shops or businesses, the goal of commUNITY Coffee is to strengthen the sense of community while supporting local establishments. Whether discussing business development, community initiatives, or just getting to know one another, these events provide a platform for engagement and collaboration. These events are an essential way to enhance communication, encourage civic involvement, and continue building a stronger, more united Moore community. OPEN TO FOR THE PUBLIC TO ATTEND.
Additional Highlights from
We partnered with the Norman and South Oklahoma City Chambers for two impactful events, bringing together members from across Cleveland County to hear from Governor Kevin Stitt and U.S. Senator James Lankford. Attendees gained valuable insights on key issues, fostering collaboration and strengthening community connections across the region.
LEFT: The Moore Chamber hosted a Marketing Workshop, led by local professionals, to help attendees grow their “green thumb in marketing.”
RIGHT: The Candidate Meet and Greet at First United Bank provided an excellent opportunity for voters to connect with candidates running for county and state offices, ensuring a more informed electorate.
KOCO ON THE ROAD:
The Chamber along with the City and Moore Public Schools had the privilege of hosting KOCO on the Road for an exciting day of community highlights. The event included a tour of the Moore High Career and College Center, showcasing the city’s commitment to education and workforce development. The crew then visited JR’s BBQ for some local flavor and continued on to Simple Modern, where they were treated to branded mugs. The day concluded with a local business expo, where KOCO broadcasted live on location, giving local businesses a chance to shine. It was a fantastic opportunity to showcase Moore’s vibrant community and businesses!
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
1907 Investment Group (405) 563-7557
119 W Main St Moore, OK 73160 www.1907investments.com
1NB Financial Center (405) 321-5626
716 Wall St Norman, OK 73069 www.1nb.com
1st Oklahoma Homes (405) 701-5557
2316 N Broadway St Moore, OK 73160 www.1stOKHomes.com
405 Business Club www.405networking.com
A New Beginning Florist (405) 799-4492
13316 S Western Ave, Ste M Oklahoma City, OK 73170 www.anewbeginningflorist.com
A-Better Heating & Air Conditioning (405) 799-3391 2225 N Moore Ave Moore, OK 73160 www.abetterhvac.com
Accel Electric, Lighting, & HVAC (405) 230-0487 208 Opportunity Dr Norman, OK 73069 www.accelelectricok.com
Accent Glass Services (405) 360-5800
1006 N University Blvd Norman, OK 73069 www.accentglassservices.com
AccuTemp Heating & Air Conditioning (405) 439-1595 105 W Charlotte Dr Oklahoma City, OK 73139 www.accutempairok.com
Ace Party Supplies & Showtime Concession (405) 895-9902
200 SE 19th St Moore, OK 73160 www.acepartysupplies.com
(See our ad on pg 3)
Adobe (408) 753-5826
345 Park Ave San Jose, CA 95110-2704 www.adobe.com/acrobat/guides/ what-is-ocr.html
Ad-Specialties & More LLC (405) 364-7579
2340 N Interstate Dr Norman, OK 73072 www.ad-specialties.com
Advantage Funeral Home (405) 682-1682 7720 S Penn Oklahoma City, OK 73159 www.facebook.com/ AdvantageSouthChapel
Affordable Construction Co. (405) 366-7113 6401 N Interstate Dr, Ste 160 Norman, OK 73072 www.affordableok.com
Aging Services Inc. (405) 321-3200 1179 E Main St Norman, OK 73071 www.agingservicesok.com
Airco Service Inc. (405) 378-4500 1431 N Moore Ave Moore, OK 73160 www.aircoservice.com
Alfredo’s Mexican Cafe (405) 794-4700
2701 S I-35 Service Rd Moore, OK 73160 www.alfredosok.com
Allstate - Julie Cook Insurance Agency (405) 692-2411 11723 S Western Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73170 www.agents.allstate.com/julie-cookoklahoma-city-ok.html
Allstate - The Max Insurance Agency (405) 799-2313 123 N Broadway Moore, OK 73160 www.agents.allstate.com/jessica-pmax-moore-ok1.html
501 E Main Moore, OK 73160 www.cityofmoore.com/ community-places/senior-centers
Moore Custom Monuments (405) 799-9898
117 S Broadway Moore, OK 73160 www.moorecustommonuments.net
Moore Escape Rooms (405) 701-6817
629 N Broadway Moore, OK 73160 www.mooreescaperooms.com
Moore Faith Medical Clinic (405) 759-0853
224 S Chestnut Ave, Ste 100 Moore, OK 73160 www.moorefaithclinic.com
Moore Fire Department (405) 793-5110
2400 S Fritts Blvd Moore, OK 73160 www.cityofmoore.com/ departments-divisions/fire-department
Moore Funeral and Cremation (405) 794-7600
400 SE 19th St Moore, OK 73160 www.moorefuneralcremation.com/
Moore Golf and Athletic Club (405) 790-0264
920 SW 19th St Moore, OK 73160 www.mooregolfac.com
Moore Norman Technology Center (Franklin) (405) 801-5000 4701 12th Ave NW Norman, OK 73069 www.mntc.edu
(See our ad on the back cover )
Moore Norman Technology Center (S. Penn) (405) 801-5000 13301 S Pennsylvania Oklahoma City, OK 73170 www.mntc.edu
(See our ad on the back cover)
Moore Norman Technology Center Economic Development Office (405) 801-5000
2900 S Telephone Rd, Ste 100 Moore, OK 73160 www.mntc.edu/ workforce-development
Moore Overhead Door Inc. (405) 799-9214 315 SE 4th St Moore, OK 73160 www.mooreoverheaddoor.com/
Moore Police Department (405) 793-5171
117 E Main St Moore, OK 73160 www.cityofmoore.com/departments/ police-department
Moore Public Library (405) 793-5100 225 S Howard Moore, OK 73160 www.pioneerlibrarysystem.org/ choose-a-library/moore (See our ad on pg 59)
Moore Public Schools (405) 735-4200
1500 SE 4th St
Moore, OK 73160 www.mooreschools.com
(See our ad on pg 13)
Moore Public Schools Foundation (405) 735-4237
1500 SE 4th St. Moore, OK 73153 www.mooreschoolsfoundation.org
Moore Rotary Club (405) 300-6202 PO Box 6933 Moore, OK 73153 www.moorerotary.org
Moore Tag Agency (405) 794-7144 623D N Broadway Moore, OK 73160 www.oktagagent.com/ mooretagagency
Moore Vision Clinic (405) 794-2020 705 City Ave Moore, OK 73160 www.normanvisionclinic.com
Moore Youth & Family Services (405) 799-3379 624 NW 5th St Moore, OK 73160 www.mooreyouthandfamily.org/
Mother Nature’s Pest and Lawn (405) 278-8100 122 NW 122nd Oklahoma City, OK 73114 www.pestsecret.com
Movement Mortgage (405) 501-3838 2100 N Eastern Ave, Ste 8C Moore, OK 73160 www.facebook.com/ BriannaJones2058934
MPAC Foundation (405) 793-5160 2119 Riverwalk Dr, #158 Moore, OK 73160 www.p3tips.com/1104
Mr. Handyman of S Oklahoma City and Norman (405) 276-5332 10316 Greenbriar Pl, Ste #4 Oklahoma City, OK 73159 www.mrhandyman. com/s-oklahoma-city-norman
MS Group IT (405) 673-6055
2100 N Eastern Ave, Ste 8i Moore, OK 73160 www.msgroupit.com
Mullin Plumbing OKC (405) 943-0009
2936 N Shields Blvd Moore, OK 73160 www.mullininc.com/okc/
Mustang Chamber of Commerce (405) 376-2758
1125 W State Hwy 152, Ste 103 Mustang, OK 73064 www.mustangchamber.com
MWC-Del City-Moore Assoc. of Realtors (405) 737-3023
1212 S Air Depot, Ste 35 Midwest City, OK 73110 www.mdmrealtors.com
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Nabholz Construction Corp. (405) 979-4458 6400 Superior Ave
Oklahoma City, OK 73149 www.nabholz.com
Neptune Innovations LLC (405) 300-8438 117 N Broadway Moore, OK 73165 www.neptinno.com
Newcastle Casino (405) 387-6013
2457 Hwy 62 Service Rd Newcastle, OK 73065 www.newcastlecasino.com
(See our ad on pg 23)
Norman Air (405) 823-9641
17500 S Sunnylane Rd Norman, OK 73071 www.normanair.com
Norman Chamber of Commerce (405) 321-7260 424 W Main St Norman, OK 73069 www.normanchamber.com
Norman Regional EMSSTAT Ambulance (405) 515-1561
1805 S Eastern Ave Moore, OK 73160 www.normanregional.com/en/service_ detail.html?service_line=emsstat
Norman Regional Foundation (405) 307-1066 901 N Porter Norman, OK 73071 www.NRHFoundation.org
Norman Regional Health System (405) 515-2222 901 N Porter Ave Norman, OK 73071 www.normanregional.com
(See our ad on the inside front cover)
Norman Regional HealthPlex Hospital (405) 515-1000
3300 Healthplex Pkwy Norman, OK 73072 www.normanregional.com
Norman Regional Moore (405) 793-9355
700 S Telephone Rd Moore, OK 73160 www.normanregional.com
Norman Regional Moore Care for Women (405) 793-2229
700 S Telephone Rd, Ste 401 Moore, OK 73160 www.moorecareforwomen.com/
Norman Regional Moore Heart and Vascular Associates (405) 793-9355
Mr. Handyman of S Oklahoma City and Norman (405) 276-5332 10316 Greenbriar Pl, Ste #4 Oklahoma City, OK 73159 www.mrhandyman. com/s-oklahoma-city-norman
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE
A-Better Heating & Air Conditioning (405) 799-3391 2225 N Moore Ave Moore, OK 73160 abetterhvac.com
AccuTemp Heating & Air Conditioning (405) 439-1595 105 W Charlotte Dr Oklahoma City, OK 73139 accutempairok.com
Airco Service Inc. (405) 378-4500 1431 N Moore Ave Moore, OK 73160 www.aircoservice.com
Home Comfort Solutions (405) 301-7297 2220 Pole Rd Moore, OK 73160 www.thehomecomfortsolutions.com
Moody Mechanical (405) 794-5099
119 Industrial Blvd Moore, OK 73160 www.facebook.com/profile. php?id=100057405881213
Moore Air (405) 519-2839 www.mooreairok.com
Norman Air (405) 823-9641 17500 S Sunnylane Rd Norman, OK 73071 www.normanair.com
Randall’s Temp Control Specialists (405) 799-5841 131 SE 4th St Moore, OK 73160 rtcsok.com
Waggoners Heating & Air Conditioning 1351 E Indian Hills Rd Norman, OK 73071 www.waggonershvac.com
Yarbrough & Sons (405) 254-0393 122 S Main St Blanchard, OK 73010 yarbroughandsons.com/service-area/ moore-ok
HOME HEALTH CARE & HOSPICE
Traditions Health Care of Norman LLC (405) 292-1890 2400 Tee Circle Norman, OK 73069 www.traditionshealth.com/
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Brock Johnson Masonry (405) 595-8779 www.facebook.com/ brockjohnsonmasonry/
Lowe’s (405) 246-3581 1501 S I-35 Service Rd Moore, OK 73160 www.Lowes.com
HOTELS/MOTELS
Best Western Greentree Inn & Suites (405) 912-8882 1811 N Moore Ave Moore, OK 73160 www.bestwestern.com
Candlewood Suites (405) 735-5151 1701 N Moore Ave Moore, OK 73160 www.ihg.com/candlewood/hotels/us/ en/moore/okcnm/hoteldetail
Hampton Inn and Suites of Moore (405) 735-6821 614 NW 8th St Moore, OK 73160 www.hamptonmoore. hamptonbyhilton.com
Holiday Inn Express (405) 735-9400 621 NW 8th St Moore, OK 73160 www.holidayinnexpress.com
La Quinta Inn & Suites (405) 759-7700 2140 Riverwalk Dr Moore, OK 73160 www.lq.com
Riverwind Casino & Hotel (405) 322-6000 1544 W Highway 9 Norman, OK 73072 www.riverwind.com
Springhill Suites by Marriott (405) 759-2600 613 NW 8th St Moore, OK 73160 www.marriott.com/okcmo
Southwest Mansions Senior Living (405) 471-6600
9211 Lake Hefner Pkwy, Ste 109 Oklahoma City, OK 73120 www.mansionsseniorliving.com
Allstate - Julie Cook Insurance Agency (405) 692-2411 11723 S Western Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73170 www.agents.allstate.com/julie-cookoklahoma-city-ok.html
Allstate - The Max Insurance Agency (405) 799-2313 123 N Broadway Moore, OK 73160 agents.allstate.com/jessica-p-maxmoore-ok1.html
Allstate - Thurman Lynch Insurance Agency (405) 759-5007 2110 N Eastern Ave, Ste 2 Moore, OK 73160 www.agents.allstate.com/thurmanlynch-moore-ok.html
Cavnar Insurance Agency (405) 793-1572 250 SE 4th St Moore, OK 73160 www.cavnaragency.com (See our ad on pg 6)
Clear View Insurance Services LLC (405) 703-2834 1700 N Broadway Moore, OK 73160 www.mycvis.com
Country Financial - Mike Purvine (405) 794-7999 804 NE 19th St Moore, OK 73160 www.countryfinancial.com/mike. purvine
Doyle-Crow & Associates
(405) 793-0893
108 SE 3rd St, Ste A Moore, OK 73160
www.doylecrow.com
(See our ad on pg 58)
Geico Local Office OKC South (405) 248-9509
1500 W I-240 Service Rd, Ste 7 Oklahoma City, OK 73159
