The Energy & Water Committee works to ensure the region’s energy and water supplies remain dependable and cost-effective. The committee does this by reviewing and weighing in on relevant local, state, and federal legislation to ensure San Diego moves towards a more reliable, affordable, and diverse water supply as well as more renewable and cost-competitive energy sources.

The Public Policy Committee is composed of high-level executives that monitor policies and legislation which affect the San Diego business community, support policies that assist in the development of opportunities for job creation and business growth, and oppose regulations that negatively affect business.

The Healthcare Committee advocates for policies and legislation that help businesses gain access to quality and affordable healthcare, and to mitigate unfunded mandates on health providers.

This committee focuses on our region’s critical needs. Infrastructure, housing and land use are vital business issues and closely interconnected to the region’s growth and development. As interest coalesces around greater impacts and investments in these areas, it is essential the Chamber take a leadership role in driving and molding these discussions.

With major partners from the defense industry, non-profits specializing in veteran affairs and government agencies among others, the committee engages in every component of the military and veterans spectrum, with special attention paid to the well-being of veterans as a substantial component of the regional workforce.

The Energy & Water Committee works to ensure the region’s energy and water supplies remain dependable and cost-effective. The committee does this by reviewing and weighing in on relevant local, state, and federal legislation to ensure San Diego moves towards a more reliable, affordable, and diverse water supply as well as more renewable and cost-competitive energy sources.

The Healthcare Committee advocates for policies and legislation that help businesses gain access to quality and affordable healthcare, and to mitigate unfunded mandates on health providers.