Chamber Member Benefits
The Henryetta Chamber of Commerce is your unified voice in Henryetta’s business community. Through advocacy at the city, county, and state levels, we work to ensure that your business is heard when policies, regulations, and economic decisions are made. As a member, your business gains representation with local decision‑makers. The Chamber helps bring your concerns forward, provides input on community development projects that impact commerce, and offers support during challenges—from economic shifts to infrastructure changes. In a town like Henryetta, relationships matter. Chamber membership creates intentional spaces where you can meet other business owners, collaborate, and grow together. You gain new partnerships and referrals, visibility among local leaders, connections with potential customers, and peer support from fellow business owners. These events help your business stay plugged into the heartbeat of Henryetta. The Chamber actively promotes its members through multiple channels, giving your business a competitive edge. Membership includes access to business directory listings on the Chamber website, social media spotlights, event promotion, and tourism and visitor referrals. For many small businesses, this exposure is invaluable—especially in a community that welcomes travelers, families, and new residents year‑round. As a member, you gain access to tools and guidance that help you operate more effectively. The Chamber can offer workshops and training on marketing, finance, HR, and more; small business resources including startup guidance; local economic data to support planning and growth; and connections to state and regional programs. Whether you’re navigating permits, seeking grants, or exploring expansion, the Chamber helps you find the right path. Henryetta’s signature events—parades, festivals, holiday celebrations, and community gatherings—are powered in part by the Chamber. These events bring residents and visitors together, boosting the local economy and strengthening community pride. Your business can benefit through vendor opportunities, sponsorship visibility, increased customer traffic, and stronger brand recognition within the community. The Chamber’s mission is simple: help Henryetta thrive by helping your business succeed. When local businesses grow, the entire community benefits—from job creation to stronger schools to a more vibrant local economy. Joining the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce means becoming part of a network that believes in the future of Henryetta and works every day to build it. A Strong Voice for Local Businesses: Henryetta Chamber Business Membership
An individual can join a chamber of commerce for a variety of reasons, even if they don’t own a business. We welcome freelancers, remote workers, civic leaders and aspiring euntrepeneurs. Events where you can meet other professionals, potential clients, and partners. In B2B sales, over 40% of in-person meetings lead to new customers, so these connections can be valuable. You can be listed in the chamber’s directory, newsletter, and website. Educational programs, workshops, and professional development opportunities. We can also help provide information on grants, loans, or other resources that can benefit individuals or small ventures. By joining, you can participate in committees, advocacy efforts, and public forums, giving you a voice in decisions that affect your community. Active participation in chamber activities can strengthen your reputation as a socially responsible and engaged member of the community, which can enhance personal and professional relationships. Chamber membership is affordable for individuals and provides access to valuable community and professional benefits. For those starting a business, chamber membership can provide mentorship, networking, and early access to resources that can help launch and grow a venture. A partner and advocate for Individuals and Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Chamber Individual and Entrepreneur Benefits
If you don’t own a physical storefront, joining a local chamber of commerce can still be a smart move for a vendor. Chambers act as business networks, advocacy groups, and community development organizations that connect you with opportunities, resources, and credibility you might not find elsewhere. The Chamber hosts events where you can meet potential customers, suppliers, and partners. For a vendor, this can lead to new sales channels, collaborations, or referrals. Membership in the Henryetta Chamber signals to customers that you’re part of a reputable, community-focused group. Studies show that 64% of adults familiar with a chamber are more likely to buy from a member. This can help you stand out in competitive markets. We connect you with financial aid, low-cost loans, grants, or insurance options that are only available to Chamber of Commerce members. The Chamber also advocates for pro-business policies and represents members’ interests to local and state governments. The Chamber will offer free or discounted workshops, webinars, and training on topics like digital marketing, financial management, and sales strategies—available online through your member dashboard. This can help you grow your skills and adapt to market changes. By joining, you become part of a community of business owners who support each other. This can foster goodwill, strengthen your reputation, and open doors to future opportunities. For a vendor without a brick-and-mortar, the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce can be a low-cost way to build relationships, gain visibility, and access resources that help you grow your business and reach more customers. It’s especially valuable if you want to be seen as a trusted, community-involved business. Create a Smart Business Network: Chamber Benefits for Vendors
About the Henryetta
Chamber of Commerce
Since incorporation in 1938, the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce has been a dedicated resource for the Henryetta business community. We are more than a networking group—our Chamber is a catalyst for growth, a voice for local business, and a driving force behind community prosperity. From small startups and long‑standing family businesses to vendors, remote workers, and aspiring entrepreneurs, we help our members thrive in Henryetta’s unique business landscape.
Our Mission
The mission of the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce is to support and grow a vibrant local economy by advocating for our members, promoting Henryetta as a great place to live, work, and visit, and strengthening the connections between businesses, community organizations, and residents. We work every day to help Henryetta thrive by helping local businesses succeed.
Our Core Values
- Advocate: We speak up for Henryetta’s business community at the local, regional, and state levels.
- Inform & Educate: We share timely information and provide learning opportunities that help businesses grow.
- Connect: We create spaces where relationships, partnerships, and collaborations can flourish.
- Credibility: We help members build trust and strengthen their reputation in the community.
- Visibility: We highlight our members and promote Henryetta as a welcoming, business‑friendly community.
What We Do for Henryetta
Advocacy and a Unified Voice
We act as a unified voice for local businesses, working with city, county, and state leaders on issues that impact our community. Through legislative forums, partnerships with the State Chamber of Commerce, and ongoing dialogue with officials, we help ensure Henryetta’s business interests are heard and represented.
Networking and Relationships
We host events and programs that bring business owners, professionals, vendors, and community leaders together. Through networking opportunities, committee work, and Chamber gatherings, members build relationships that lead to new customers, partnerships, and long‑term community connections.
Marketing, Visibility, and Referrals
The Chamber helps members stand out and get noticed. We offer an online business directory, ribbon cutting ceremonies, social media promotion, business highlights, and referrals to visitors and residents who contact our office. Our goal is to build your name alongside Henryetta’s name.
Education and Business Resources
Members have access to online learning, workshops, and training on topics such as marketing, finance, customer service, and business planning. We connect businesses with tools, data, and programs that support growth, and we serve as a hub for information for both members and visitors.
Community Events and Quality of Life
The Chamber helps organize and promote community events that bring people together and support local commerce—such as the Christmas Parade, Mistletoe Market, Henryetta Hallow, and other seasonal and downtown activities. These events strengthen community pride, attract visitors, and create opportunities for local businesses to connect with new customers.
Who We Serve
The Henryetta Chamber of Commerce serves a wide range of members: small businesses, family‑owned companies, vendors, service providers, manufacturers, remote workers, civic leaders, and aspiring entrepreneurs. Whether you operate a storefront, work online, or are just beginning your business journey, there is a place for you in the Chamber.
Join Us and Stay Connected
When you join the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce, you join a community of people who believe in Henryetta’s future and work together to build it. Membership helps you grow your business, increase your visibility, and have a voice in the decisions that shape our town.
Henryetta Chamber of Commerce
415 West Main St
Henryetta, OK 74437
Phone: 918‑652‑3331
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Contact the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce
Contact Us:
918-652-3331
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Office Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 12pm-5pm
Henryetta OK 74437
Henryetta Contacts and Statistics

Welcome to Henryetta, Oklahoma
Founded as a coal‑mining and ranching town, Henryetta has grown into a vibrant community known for its resilience, hospitality, and strong sense of pride. Conveniently located along I‑40 and US‑75, Henryetta serves as a gateway between Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and eastern Oklahoma.
Henryetta is home to world‑famous rodeo legend Jim Shoulders, the historic Henryetta Doughboy Statue, and beloved annual traditions including the Jim Shoulders Living Legends Rodeo, Labor Day celebrations, and the Henryetta Mistletoe Market.
Community Snapshot
- Population: Approximately 5,500 residents
- Median Home Price: $86,100
- Median Monthly Rent: $752
- Cost of Living Index: 61
- Average Household Income: $44,541
- ZIP Code: 74437
- Area Code: 918
- Time Zone: Central
- Sales Tax: 10.083% (State 4.5%, County 1.583%, City 4%)
Living and Working in Henryetta
Henryetta’s strategic location at the crossroads of major highways I‑40 and US‑75 makes it ideal for commuters, travelers, and businesses that rely on regional access.
Outdoor Recreation
Residents and visitors enjoy access to Nichols Park, scenic trails, fishing, camping, and community events. Nichols Park features historic WPA stonework, the annual Labor Day festivities, and the popular Love Lock.
Local Services – Utility Providers
Henryetta residents and businesses are served by a range of reliable utility providers.
Electric
- AEP–PSO – 1‑833‑776‑7697
- East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative – (918) 756‑0833
Gas
- Oklahoma Natural Gas Company – 1‑800‑664‑5463
- Wilemon Oil Company (Propane) – (918) 652‑8554
Water & Sewer
Sanitation
- City of Henryetta Sanitation Services
- Osborn’s Trash Service
Internet
- Optimum
- Dobson
Fiber Internet
Distance to Major Cities
- Tulsa – 60 miles
- Oklahoma City – 90 miles
- Dallas – 200 miles
- Kansas City – 300 miles
- St. Louis – 430 miles
- Memphis – 350 miles
Local Area Schools
1801 S 4th St
Phone: (918) 652‑6523
Henryetta Middle School
Same address
Phone: (918) 652‑6523
Henryetta Elementary School
Same address
Phone: (918) 652‑6523
700 W 6th St
Phone: (918) 652‑3105
Dewar Middle School
Same address
Phone: (918) 652‑3105
Dewar Elementary School
Same address
Phone: (918) 652‑3105
1801 E 4th St
Phone: (918) 293‑4678
Green Country Technology Center
1100 OK‑56 Loop
Phone: (918) 758‑0840
Phone: (918) 267‑3636
Morris Public Schools
Phone: (918) 733‑4196
Okmulgee Public Schools
Phone: (918) 758‑2000
Preston Public Schools
Phone: (918) 756‑3955
Twin Hills School (K–8)
Phone: (918) 733‑2531
The Academy of Okmulgee
Phone: (918) 752‑1200
Local & State Government
115 W Main St
Phone: (918) 652‑3348
413 W Main St
Phone: (918) 652‑3351
314 W 7th St #204
Phone: (918) 756‑3836
Election Board
314 W 7th St #102
Phone: (918) 756‑2365
Health Department
1304 R D Miller Dr
Phone: (918) 756‑1883
2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Room 419
Phone: (405) 521‑5588
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Representative Scott Fetgatter (District 16)
2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Room 332
Phone: (405) 557‑7332
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Oklahoma State Capitol – Public Contacts
Main Line: (405) 521‑2015
Legislative Information: (405) 521‑5641
Why Henryetta?
Henryetta is a community built on tradition, strengthened by its people, and ready for the future. With affordable living, excellent schools, strong community pride, and a supportive business environment, Henryetta offers a quality of life that stands out in eastern Oklahoma.
Whether you’re starting a business, raising a family, or planning your next adventure, the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce welcomes you.
2026 Chamber of Commerce Board Members
Chamber Director
Executive Director: Amber Mordecai
Executive Officers
- • President: Kenny Wilson
- • Vice President: Theran Richards
- • Treasurer: David Dykes
Executive Committee
- • Jeremy Roberts
- • Ashley Morris
- • Lyle Stogner
- • Kenny Wilson
- • David Dykes
- • Tammie Hiatt - at large
- • Stacey Blanchett - at large
Board of Directors 2024–2026
- • Susan Brandt
- • Jill Francis
Board of Directors 2026–2028
- • Billie Been
- • Stacy Been
Committee Chairs
- • Ambassadors: Brittany Alston
- • Banquet: Kenny Wilson
- • Beautification: Jeremy Roberts
- • Cruise Knight: Christy Jeffcoat
- • Economic Development: Jill Francis
- • Main Street: David Dykes
- • Retail / Special Events: Lyle Stogner
- • Rodeo: Tammie & Mark Hiatt
- • Street Lighting: Lyle Stogner
- • Tourism: Amber Mordecai
- • Finance: Kenny Wilson
- • Legislative Forum: Kenny Wilson
