The Mooresville Board of Commissioners meeting on October 1, 2025, featured a presentation from the local Chamber of Commerce, highlighting its role in supporting the community and local businesses. Trisha Hills, the assistant town manager, introduced Kirk, a long-time member of the Chamber, who provided insights into the organization's activities and impact.

Kirk emphasized Mooresville's rapid growth, noting that the Chamber actively engages with new businesses through welcome packets and informational letters. He reported that approximately half of the businesses that receive these materials choose to join the Chamber. The Chamber's website serves as a vital resource, attracting a significant number of visitors, particularly those aged 35 to 55, with a majority being women.

The presentation detailed various networking events organized by the Chamber, including ribbon cuttings and expos, which foster connections among local businesses. Kirk highlighted the Chamber's commitment to supporting its members, especially during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic, when they maintained membership levels and provided extensive promotional support.

Kirk also discussed the Chamber's role in workforce education and its unique position in certifying products for international trade. He noted that the Chamber is the only entity authorized to issue certificates of origin, which are crucial for businesses exporting goods.

The meeting concluded with Kirk announcing upcoming events, including a barbecue for first responders and a business karting event, aimed at further strengthening community ties and supporting local businesses. The Chamber's efforts reflect a dedication to fostering a vibrant business environment in Mooresville, contributing to the town's overall growth and resilience.