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Table of Contents What Your Chamber Is ................................................................................................... 4 2014 Officers and Letter from the Chairman............................................................... 5 2014 Board of Directors and Chamber Committees and Members ......................... 6 When It All Began ........................................................................................................... 9 Getting Connected ........................................................................................................ 10 City of Kaufman Boards & Members .......................................................................... 12 Kaufman City & County Phone Numbers ................................................................. 12 Kaufman ................................................................................................................... 16-18 Things to do around Kaufman ..................................................................................... 18 Chamber Calendar of Events ................................................................................. 20-21 Chamber Member Services & Application for Membership ................................... 22 Chamber of Commerce Staff & EDC Director .......................................................... 23 Alphabetical Member Directory............................................................................ 24-26

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The Kaufman Chamber Magazine and Membership Directory is an annual publication of The Kaufman Chamber of Commerce as a service to the membership, newcomers and associates.

The Membership listing is a listing of Kaufman Chamber of Commerce Members as of March 10, 2014. While every reasonable effort has been taken in the compilation and preparation of this publication, The Kaufman Herald assumes no liability resulting from any error or omission from this publication, or from the use of information contained herein. If a listing is in error, please call the Chamber at 972-932-3118.

What Your Chamber is The Kaufman Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit voluntary partnership of business and professional people working together to build a healthy economy and improve the quality of life in our community. Working alone may not always be successful so the Chamber works together, pooling time and resources so that great accomplishments can be made that benefit the entire business community.

What Your Chamber is not Your Chamber is not a part of the city, county or state governments; a civic, service or social club; a social service or welfare agency.

Who Leads Your Chamber Your Chamber is run by its members. The 29 members of the elected Board of Directors determine policies and set goals. Six Directors are elected each year for a three year term. The Executive Committee is elected by the Board. A Chairman presides over all the Board meetings. The day-to-day operations are handled by a paid professional president and staff.

Your Chamber has Five Functions

• Economic Development: Assist existing businesses, industries and developers and retail firms in Kaufman to grow and expand locally with priorities of tax generation, job creation and capitol investment. Create a climate that encourages existing businesses to choose to add shifts or expand locally as they find new markets, expand their product offerings or as a demand for existing products increases.

• Membership Services: Promote an affirmative and interactive membership program. Develop and maintain programs that generate sources of funding. Achieve effective and efficient internal Chamber operations.

• Tourism: Create awareness that Kaufman is a designation for visiting landmarks, memorials and special events. Attract outside visitor dollars to our local restaurants, motel and retail businesses by providing advertising and promotion for community events.

• Community Development: Improve the communications, health care opportunities, marketing local businesses, transportation, small business opportunities, appearance of the community and volunteer options for the Kaufman Area.

• GovernmentRelations: Identify issues, monitor proposals, ordinances and legislation. Develop and communicate pro-business positions on city ordinances, county ordinances and state legislation and regulation affecting the growth and profitability of Kaufman business and industry.

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Kaufman Chamber of Commerce

2014 OFFICERS

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

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I am honored to serve as the upcoming Chairperson of the Board for the Kaufman Chamber of Commerce. Our Chamber Board is comprised of the most dedicated group of volunteers who firmly believe in the

betterment of our community. Our chamber represents the networking center of our community, working alongside city officials, the school district, county officials as well as our state representatives to improve the lives of the those who chose to live, work, shop, and play here.

Wade Hebb and I had the privilege of completing the City of Kaufman’s application to become a Certified Retirement Community a few years back. During the process of compiling countless data, pictures, and our historical heritage, I fell in love with Kaufman all over again. I cannot think of a better place to call home, both personally and professionally.The City of Kaufman, Kaufman Economic Development Corporation and the Chamber of Commerce have a common goal to expand our retail services into a regional commercial center. This year promises to expand upon that mission with the grand opening of the nation’s largest retailer, Walmart.

Our plans through 2014 are to engage our members and the community in activities that will inspire and produce economic growth and improved quality of life for the citizens and the businesses that represent Kaufman at its finest. As the year gets underway, we welcome a strong board of directors that represents small and large businesses, education, community services, recreation, healthcare and more.

Warmest regards,

WendyWendy Thomas


FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD




BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Pictured left to right in no certain order: David Petrash, Adam Jaisen, Jimmy Tucker, Marcy Callaway, Bobbi Byford, Curtis Snow, Christine Borders, Carma Sullivan, Wendy Thomas, Carl Stapp, Keith Thompson, Cathy Coulson, Paul DiBari, Lee Ayres, Gail Tilson,

Dustin Tallant, Chip Murrey, Hector Torres, Larry Minor, Jason Warren. Not pictured: David Parker, Johnny Countryman, David Cluck, Monica Lewis, Bryan Beavers, Joyce Cummings, Patsy Youngs, Lori Blaylock, William Fortner

2014 COMMITTEESCertified Retirement

CommunityKeith Thompson – Chair

Carma SullivanMonica LewisPatsy YoungsDustin TallantCathy Coulson

Lee Ayres

Member ServicesDavid Parker – Chair

Bryan BeaversLarry Minor

Marcy CallawayJason Warren

Internal OperationsWendy Thomas – Chair

Bobbi ByfordDr. David Petrash

TourismJohnny Countryman – Chair

Chip Murrey David Cluck

Jimmy TuckerGail Tilson

Curtis Snow

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Carl Stapp – ChairJoyce Cummings

Paul DiBariHector TorresAdam Jasien

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Welcome to Kaufman, Texas!

The settlement that would later be known as Kaufman County grew up around Kings Fort, a small fortress

comprised of four cabins, a stockade and a fence to serve as protection for a group of surveyors William King was financing to survey the area. Indians were common in this country and the fort served as cover, as well as a home base for the surveyors and other travelers. William King continued his efforts to lure settlers to the area, buying land until shortly before his death in 1841. When Charles F. Mercer’s colonists began to arrive in the vicinity between 1844 and 1846, King’s Fort became the center of a dispersed community known as Kingsborough.

Kaufman County was formed in 1848 and was named after David S. Kaufman, a noted Texas patriot who in 1845 was elected as one of the first members of the Texas Delegation to the United States House of Representatives. John H. Reagan, then a member of the state legislature, introduced the petition in order to honor his friend Kaufman. The county seat, when selected, was also required to bear the same name. The northern part of the county included the present Rockwall County and the eastern part included some of the present Van Zandt County, but the southern boundary was only about two miles south of Kingsborough. In February 1850 new adjustments were made in the eastern and southern boundaries of Kaufman County.

WHen IT ALL BeGAnTHE HISTORY OF KAUFMAN COUNTY

AND THE CITY OF KAUFMAN

Despite the fact that Kingsborough was the only settlement of any real size in the new country, it was not initially the county seat. An election held in 1848 to select the location of the county seat chose the geographical center of the county, and another election held after the shift of boundaries chose the new geographical center (“Center Point”) on 150 acres to be donated by R.A. Terrell. Center Point was about three to four miles north of Kingsborough. A petition was subsequently submitted to the Texas legislature calling for another election and, in March 1851, Kingsborough was selected (93 votes for Kingsborough, 90 votes for Center Point). With that vote, the name of the town was changed from “Kingsborough” to “Kaufman” in accord with the legislation.

In April 1851, Frances A. Tabor, the widow of Dr. King, deeded 150 acres of land for the new county seat, reserving only 12 lots for herself. This land included the site of the old fort and included much of what became the City of Kaufman. The work of the county government was then transferred there in November of 1851. It has remained there ever since, although in two elections in 1879 and 1885 the new town of Terrell was selected as the new county seat, although not by the two-thirds majority required.

Since 1851 the town square has remained the center of activity of Kaufman, and the courthouse the focal point. The first courthouse was a simple one-room building which had been remodeled. It was located at the southwest corner of Washington and Mulberry Streets, i.e., not on the present courthouse square. The courthouse was only twenty by thirty feet and the county’s needs quickly outgrew this facility.

A contract for a new brick courthouse was let in 1859 and, following an intense dispute over the quality of construction, was occupied in l86l. The worst fears of some were borne out, and the courthouse was abandoned in 1862. After using some temporary quarters, the old wooden courthouse came back into use, serving until 1868. A contract for another courthouse was let in 1869 and was first used in February 1871 for the District, although it was not completed until August 1872. This building was of frame construction, fifty feet by fifty feet, and had two stories. The courtroom occupied the second story, while various county officials had offices on the first floor.

The continued growth of the county as well as concerns about the possibility of a fire in the frame building caused the county commissioners to vote for a new stone courthouse in December 1885. The old building was moved to the corner of Cherry and Washington Streets and used while the new courthouse was under construction. The new courthouse was accepted in July of 1887 and remained in use until early in 1955 when it was torn down to make way for the present two-story building.

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Moving to a new town can often turn into a stressful situation, especially since most utility companies no longer have local offices.

Listed below are the numbers and information that might make the transition a little easier.

eLeCTrICITYTXUENERGY, new residential service may be started by calling 800-554-2143. There

is no local payment location; all bills must be paid through the mail.Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative also provides electrical service to the Kaufman

area. TVEC’s telephone number is 972-932-2214. Payments may be made at the main office on Hwy. 243 in Kaufman.

GASATMOS Energy. 888-286-6700. Penny’sGas (rural customers), 972-932-2814 or 972-932-3104. The office is located at

the junction of Hwys. 34 and 243.

TeLePHoneCenturyLink, call 800-366-8201. Local and metro numbers are available.TelenationalCommunication, call 866-264-1123.

CABLe TVSuddenlink,877-794-2724

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WATerWater service is available

through the City of Kaufman at 972-932-2216. The office is in city hall at 209 S. Washington.

Outside the city limits, a number of local rural water supply companies provide service including:Gastonia-Scurry Water

Supply Corp., 972-452-3388; Becker-Jiba Water Supply Corp., 972-498-3592; College Mound Water Supply Corp., 972-563-1355.

Also, North KaufmanWater Supply Corp., 972-962-7614; OakGroveWaterSupply Corp., 972-932-2800; and RoseHillWaterSupplyCorp., 972-932-3077.

Mesquite972-686-6447

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The Pritchett family name has long been associated with quality care and service.

American Home Care, American Home Hospice and Associated Medical Equipment are locally owned and operated by Doug and Lecia Pritchett RN, BSN. As local leaders in the health care industry, they’ve grown to serve eighteen counties in the Dallas metroplex and parts of East Texas. American Home Care sets itself apart by offering a continuum of care, including Home Care, VA Home Care, VA Aide/Attendants, Primary Home Care, Community Based Alternatives, Home Medical Equipment and Hospice.

Doug and Lecia have been actively involved within our health care community for many years. They have sponsored the American Cancer Society Relay for Life, and coordinated the Professional Health Care Network Group. In addition, they’ve made many trips to Austin and Washington, D.C. to lobby for health care benefits and reform.

American Home Care offers medical services that help patients rehabilitate or maintain independence in the comfort of their own home. American Home Care offers nursing, rehabilitative therapies, aides, social services and attendants.

Doug Pritchett, Jr manages Associated Medical Equipment. He and his professional staff supply a wide variety of home medical equipment such as oxygen and wheelchairs with prompt courteous service.

American Home Hospice is comprised of a specially trained team who offer medical services, emotional support, and spiritual resources to patients and their families who are in the last stages of a serious illness. The Pritchett’s and their employees take great pride in “Helping folks stay at home” through all aspects of their life.

Pritchett’s Jewelry Casting Co, a 42-year-old fixture in downtown Terrell, offers a wide assortment of jewelry, watches, charms, pens and unique gift items. They provide custom laser engraving on a variety of trophies, awards and gifts perfect for sporting events, corporate recognition and personalized gift giving. Jewelry services include custom design jewelry, sizing, cleaning, repair, watch battery replacement as well as diamonds and precious stone replacement. Most services are done on-premise for customer convenience. Doug grew up in the jewelry business. Today, his son Paul works alongside his father at the store. Pritchett’s Jewelry has long been associated with fine craftsmanship and has been a family tradition since 1912.

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Chamber of Commerce 972-932-3118City OfficesCity Hall: 972-932-2216Animal Control: 972-932-3094Fire Department: Emergencies: 911 Administration: 972-932-3538Police Department: Emergencies: 911 Administration: 972-932-3094Water: 972-932-2216Kaufman Sports Complex: 972-932-2216Health CareCommunity Health Center: 972-932-7001Meals on Wheels: 972-932-7002Physicians Referral: 877-847-9355Hospital: 972-932-7200Outreach Health Service: 972-932-1961Human ServicesAmerican Red Cross: 972-563-1030Salvation Army: Brenda Smith, 972-962-1345 (9 am to 1 pm Monday-Friday)Women’s Shelter: Genesis Center, Nancy Shoenle, 972-932-4351Star Transit: 972-563-5875

Kaufman Christian Help Center: 972-932-8866Kaufman County OfficesCourthouse: 972-932-4331Historical Commission: Jamie Laywell 469-376-4121Law Enforcement Center: 972-932-4337Library: Yasma Holland 972-932-6222Senior Citizens Center: 972-932-7002Sheriff’s Department: Emergencies: 911 Administration: 972-932-4337United Way: 972-563-9955State OfficesDepartment of Human Services: 972-932-9100Driver’s License: 972-551-6050Food Stamps Assistance: 972-932-9100Post Office: 972-932-2215NewspaperThe Kaufman Herald: 972-932-2171

City CouncilDr. William Fortner

Barry RatcliffeJeff CouncilJeff Jordan

Charles GillenwaterRyan Parker

Patty Patterson

Planning & Zoning Commission

Anita HallLarry NelsonDaniel Stoy

Burton BrownKay Ferrell

Greg DosterPatrick Cardoza

EMS BoardEddie BrownJeff CouncilByron Gregg

Kaufman Economic Development CorporationRoy FerrellLisa ParkerJeff Jordan

Barry RatcliffeCarl Stapp

Board of AdjustmentsJohn ElznerKathy Burt

Steve HulmeJimmy Reed

David PetrashClayton Kelley

Parks and Recreation Board

Bryan Nalls Jr.Cara StahlmanRobert Williams

Roy HicksLeslie WhiteStan Kapp

Victoria Stastny

Keep Kaufman Beautiful

Elaine MarusakKelli JohnsonTeresa GreggJanis LindseyHunter LohseFallon Way

City of Kaufman Boards & MembersVolunteers serving on boards help Kaufman operate smoothly. In addition to city council and city employees, many citizens volunteer their time to serve on various boards. Their dedication helps provide important services. Kaufman Economic Development Corporation does not work directly under the city, but it does work with the city, and board members are appointed by city council. KEDC works with business prospects interested in relocating to Kaufman. The efforts of KEDC board members can bring additional jobs and tax base to the city.

As you move into your new community, here are a few useful phone numbers:Kaufman City & County Phone numbers

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Two medical office buildings, home to a variety of physician specialties on the hospital’s medical staff, are conveniently located within walking distance of the hospital.

As a Texas Health hospital, Texas Health Kaufman and physicians on the hospital’s medical staff are able to bring you specialty services close to home.

Access to additional services at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas and other hospitals within the Texas Health system are available when you require care not available locally.

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Nestled in the rich landscape among three of North Texas’ busiest highways, Interstates 20 and 45 and U.S. Highway

175, the City of Kaufman just might be one of the states best-kept secrets. An easy drive away from the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth, Kaufman also leads the way to much sought after attractions in East Texas, including the once-a-month shopping mecca of Canton and Lake Tawakoni’s coveted recreation and campsites. Kaufman itself boasts a recently installed park dedicated to all veterans from Kaufman County. The site also is home to a four fifths replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

“In 2007, the traveling Vietnam Wall came to Kaufman for four days,” explained Anne Glasscock, president and CEO of the Kaufman Chamber of Commerce. “The owner of the wall was so impressed with Johnny Countryman, who facilitated the visit, and with the welcome he and the wall received, that when it came time to retire the wall, he thought of Kaufman first.”

Along with an unbeatable location, making the city even more appealing to businesses – large and small – is the much-talked about family-friendly environment found just about everywhere, from the streets wrapping the square, churches and classrooms to the city’s sprawling sports complex. The focus of government and economic development leaders is on serving area citizens and stakeholders as well as attracting quality companies to well-planned industrial, commercial and retail sites that offer thousands of available and useful square footage.

Arguably Kaufman’s hallmark is its historic pedigree. Nowhere is this more evident than its preserved town square, home to the county’s courthouse, restaurants and shops, along with an abundance of period dwellings that marry with newer construction throughout the community. With its perfect combination of an easily accessible location, business-friendly attitude and unparalleled quality of life, Kaufman is a city that offers endless opportunity.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION“Part of Kaufman’s appeal is proximity to Dallas,” says Lee

Ayres, Executive Director of the city’s economic development corporation. “The fact that we’re about 32 miles from downtown Dallas is a plus.”

Less than 30 minutes East of Dallas, Kaufman is the heart of its namesake county and just as in decades past continues to be a hub of activity. An estimated 30,000 residents within the city’s jurisdiction and another 90,000 who reside within the county’s

boundaries enjoy ease of access to two major airports. Dallas-Fort Worth Airport is less than an hour’s drive, while Dallas’ Love Field is just 40 minutes away.

Even closer is the recently updated Terrell Municipal Airport, which has welcomed flight enthusiasts, dignitaries, and heads of corporations, making entry to Kaufman and surrounding communities extremely convenient. The airport’s runway is more than 5,000 feet long with lead-in lights and fuel services.

The sites of leisure activities such as American Airlines Center, home to the championship-winning Dallas Mavericks, the newly developed arts district, and a myriad of other recreational outlets, such as golf courses and lakes, also are 20-25 minutes from Kaufman.

“Transportation access is so important,” Ayres said. “We’ve made more progress on the State Highway 34 bypass in the past two years than we had in the last 30 years. We think that has potential to break ground in the next two or three years and that’ll open up several hundred acres for commercial development.”

BUSINESS AS USUALKaufman’s dedication to attracting and maintaining businesses

is unquestionable. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, a 100-bed, state-of-the-art facility, Abox Packaging, servicing some of the country’s best-known entities, and Falcon Steel, which employees more than 200 non-union workers, all are testaments to the city’s appeal.

Other long-standing employers include Kaufman County and the Kaufman Independent School District. Combined, they employ more than 1,000 people. Manufacturers and distributors employ an estimated 20 percent of the city’s diverse job base, while 17 percent work in medical-related fields and another 23 percent in

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government. “We import about 2,900 workers per day into our

community,” Ayres said. “It actually bulks up our daytime population, which in turn helps our retail and service industries. They may not live here, but they might buy gas, groceries or visit their insurance agent here.”

Multiple locations in Kaufman are ready to house new businesses. Retail and office spaces, ranging from 1,500 to 6,000-square-feet, are available at Prairie Creek Crossing along U.S. Highway 175. In downtown Kaufman, on the city’s historic square, lease space of up to 3,000-square-feet is being offered. At Kings Fort Market Center, also along Highway 175, a proposed national retailer will anchor the pad sites and lease space from 1,500 to 25,000-square-feet, while Washington Square Shopping Center boasts a 6,900-square foot space to join Bealls and Family Dollar.

“There are some things in the works that I believe are going to significantly impact the city and will be good for residents as well as the communities that surround Kaufman,” said City Councilman Barry Ratcliffe. “We work very hard to try to attract business. That’s part of [our job]. The city council in conjunction with the Kaufman Economic Development Corporation tries to prepare the whole community for the future.”

When the council and KEDC can draw business to town, he said, that creates revenue and those dollars generate sales, which helps the city operate and make improvements while largely keeping the tax rate from rising.

Kaufman already is the location of Falcon Steel, a company whose products help guide motorists and transport electricity, not only in the DFW area, but also throughout the state and across the country. Along with transmission lines, Falcon consistently builds lighting poles and overhead sign structures for high profile improvements like Dallas’ “High Five”, arguably the city’s busiest highway interchange. They’ve also constructed goods for Duke Energy and contributed to wet projects near Las Vegas.

“We’ve built for just about every utility in the United States,” said Executive VP/GM Kaufman Division, Larry Minor, a Kaufman native who has been with Falcon nearly 30 years.

As part of the Competitive Renewable Energy Zone (CREZ), Falcon’s transmission towers will help carry electricity from the windmills of West Texas to homes and businesses in North and South Texas. According to the Public Utility Commission’s website, CREZ was established in response to legislative action and has been assigned nearly $5 billion in transmission projects that will carry 18,456 megawatts “to highly populated metropolitan areas of the state.”

“We’re building 95 percent of all those towers,” Minor pointed out. “It’s a huge project. We competed with Mexico, Turkey, Brazil, India and China.”

In the end, Falcon sealed the deal.While ripe for larger retailers and manufacturers to occupy prime

real estate, Kaufman also is the kind of place that is dedicated to and supports small businesses.

QUALITY OF LIFECheck any of Kaufman’s local restaurants, shops, or parks and

a certain hard-to-find charm is apparent. There’s a down-home way about folks rarely found these days, especially in larger cities. Yet Kaufman has maintained a high quality of living through the years.

Current Mayor Dr. William Fortner’s wife, Norma, is from Kaufman, however, that was not the reason the couple located their family here nearly four decades ago. Instead, opportunity knocked. Dr. Fortner chose to leave Dallas to join a solid group of local physicians.

“Six years later, we got [Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital],” he said. “Very few towns the size of Kaufman have a hospital, and it’s a quality hospital, too. I’m real proud of it. Kaufman is a small town, so you get to know a lot of people. You go to the store and you don’t know anyone [in a big city]. I go to the store here and I know all kinds of people. We have good schools and the low crime rate is a big deal.”

Long time resident Barry Ratcliffe who serves on the Kaufman City Council and the Kaufman Economic Development Corporation said the city’s size and all that comes along with it lured his family east.

“What attracted me was it’s small town atmosphere and the school system, because I had school-aged children at the time,” he explained. “I’m from a small town, so it had everything I was looking for and everything was close. We just like the quiet, closeness of the community.”

Parks and schools often are the signifiers of a great community and Kaufman is no different, with a celebrated school district and much-used sports complex along State Highway 34.

“The Kaufman Independent School District is a Recognized district, boasting not only of academics, but an award-winning marching band, state champion cross country team and stellar programs in all arts and athletics,” Glasscock said.

As far as higher education goes, Trinity Valley Community College’s school of nursing has developed plans to grow its Kaufman campus, tripling its footprint and more than doubling the number of students and faculty, KEDC leaders say.

Glasscock pointed out that Kaufman also is a Certified Retirement Community, designated by the Texas Department of Agriculture. A groundbreaking is set for a retirement community, being built by the Kaufman Neighborhood Development Organization, on Booker Street, she said.

To help further heighten the quality of living for its residents, the Kaufman Chamber, along with the City of Kaufman and STAR Transit, embarked on a project to provide a fixed bus route in response to the number of citizens observed carrying large parcels on foot from



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FEBrUArY Business Expo: Member businesses are invited to display in the foyer of the annual Membership banquet. This is an excellent opportunity to share the successes of your company with other community members and business owners.

Membership Banquet: With an average attendance of about 300, Chamber Members gather to recognize outstanding volunteers and the Teachers of the Year. The evening includes a keynote speaker and recognition of the individuals who are instrumental in promoting, organizing and staffing community events.

MArCh Kaufman County Day: Community leaders visit the State Capitol in Austin each year to meet personally with legislators about issues that directly affect Kaufman and Kaufman County. The annual visit provides local volunteers and business leaders an opportunity to take part in planning for growth while working to ensure that the city retains its value as a rural community. Kaufman County Livestock Show: The Kaufman County Fair Grounds come alive each Spring with the activity of the Livestock Show in which students from all over the County showcase their animal, art and cooking projects. The Show culminates in a Live Auction of the placing animals.

AprIL Golf Tournament: Business leaders and community members gather at the beautiful Cedar Creek Country Club to support the Chamber in this annual fund raiser. The tournament includes a morning and afternoon tee time, lunch, hole in one opportunity, putting competition and individual challenges.

MAY Kaufman County Relay for Life is an evening fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. Held each Spring, the event attracts hundreds of volunteers who compete on teams to raise money and awareness for people with cancer. The event, which kicks off at 7pm includes a luminaria ceremony, a survivor walk, a silent auction and on site fundraiser at campsites set up around the track. Memorial Day: Ceremonies and ride to the Texas Wall. Local vendors and motorcycle games.

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JULY July 4th Celebration: Celebrate the nation’s birthday with us as we “Picnic in the Park” at Shannon Park. Join us for an afternoon of fun with watermelon, games, waterslides, pony rides, rock climbing wall, bounce houses and more. The party starts at 11:00am following the parade and ends at 2:00pm.

AUgUST New Teacher Welcome: Area businesses along with the Chamber of Commerce welcome new Teachers to the City of Kaufman with bags full of promotions and gifts from member businesses.

SEpTEMBEr Annual Civic Auction: This is the Chamber’s major fundraiser. This annual event attracts 350-400 people, a silent and a live auction with hundreds of items. This event raises money to promote the Chamber activities throughout the year. Dozens of volunteers and the Chamber Staff ensure the success of this event.

OCTOBEr Scarecrow Festival: Held the fourth Saturday in October the Scarecrow Festival marks the community’s biggest attraction of the year. Designed to attract visitors and provide entertainment for local residents, the annual festival attracts a large one day crowd. The festival kicks off with a parade that starts at 9am and has over 100 entries including the antique tractor club. Featured activities include live entertainment, arts and craft vendors, a children’s area, sports bike show and many more events. Halloween on Houston: Hundreds of children of all ages gather on Houston Street on Halloween night to trick or treat at the spooktacularly decorated historic homes. This tradition is amazing to behold.

NOVEMBEr Veterans Day: November 11. Flag folding ceremony. KISD bands and choir perform.

DECEMBEr Tree Lighting: The month of December starts off with the City’s Tree Lighting ceremony which highlights the singing talents of Kaufman ISD children. Santa Claus has been known to stop in for pictures and wish lists. The season wouldn’t be complete without the lighted Christmas parade, festivities and the fantastic light show on the Courthouse Square put on by the Kaufman Heritage Society.

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• Weekly e-mail updates on local activities

• Application for inclusion in Membership Directory and on City map

• Political advocacy in legislation affecting business climate

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kaufman EDC Executive DirectorLee E. Ayres

The Mission of the Kaufman Economic Development Corporation is to make Kaufman the most economically prosperous suburbs of Dallas and one of the best places to work in North Texas.

KEDC has partnered with the Kaufman Chamber for more than a dozen years. Led by a five member board of directors headed by volunteer President Roy Ferrell, the corporation leases space from the chamber and chamber support staff doubles in the same capacity for the KEDC.

The Chamber and KEDC got to break ground on the new Kings Fort Market Center and the new 160,000 square foot Walmart last fall. According to KEDC’s Executive Director, Lee Ayres, “Phase I of this project should include 210,000 square feet of retail and office space anchored by the first big box. Phase I is estimated to generate $28.1 million in taxable investment with 439 full and part time permanent jobs generating $12.35 million in new payroll each year. It should also generate approximately $1 Million in new sales tax revenue to the city. The Kaufman Chamber has worked diligently on this project for more than 13 years.”

Another huge project that the Chamber has taken the lead role in for more than 30 years is the Kaufman Highway 34 by-pass. After a major assist from the KEDC over the

last six years, that project is now being spearheaded by another good Chamber partner, the City of Kaufman, Mayor Bill Fortner and City Manager, Curtis Snow. TXDOT engineers confirmed recently that they should be selecting a contractor by summer and construction should begin by the end of 2104 for the north phase which will start with a new bridge over U.S. 175 and traverse north to create a new four way intersection with at the current 3 way junction of State Hwy. 243 and State Hwy. 34. Phase two, which will go south to connect with existing Hwy. 34 just north of Kings Creek, should follow quickly.

“The completed by-pass will open up approximately one thousand acres for commercial, residential and industrial development,” according to Ayres.

“The next five years should be really exciting for central and southern Kaufman County.” Lee Ayres serves on the board of the chamber as an ex-officio member.

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Anne Glasscock is starting her eighth year as President of the Kaufman Chamber of Commerce. She and her husband Kyle and their two daughters, Marti (13) & Isabel (10) moved to Kaufman in June of 2007.

Anne graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Recreation, Park & Tourism Sciences. Prior to the Chamber of Commerce she worked for the Dallas Area Chapter of the American Red Cross. Anne continues to volunteer for the Red Cross and serves on the Supervisory Committee and as an International Humanitarian Law, Lifeguarding and Water Safety Instructor. Anne serves as the Administrator for Kaufman County Leadership Council and is a member of the Kaufman Lions Club. She also serves as Secretary of the Kaufman County Crime Stoppers Board. Additionally Anne acts as the administrator for the Leadership Kaufman County class, of which, she is a 2006 graduate. In June of 2013, she graduated from Leadership North Texas Program which is a graduate Leadership program.

In 2012 Anne completed her requirements to become an Accredited

Chamber Executive through the Western Association of Chamber Executives and is the only Chamber President in the State of Texas to hold this title. This month she joined the Board of Directors for the Western Association of Chamber Executives.

“This year we are looking for more ways to highlight and promote our members, such as the daily Facebook Feature, and focus on communicating all of the great things the Chamber of Commerce does for our members and for the community of Kaufman.”

Yvonne Floyd serves as the office manager for the Kaufman Chamber of Commerce and Kaufman Economic Development Corporation. She has been with the chamber since 1994.

Yvonne has three children, Charles, Stephanie, Alicia and three grandsons Trevor, Jesse and Cooper and a granddaughter Addison. Yvonne has lived in the Kaufman area for 20 years.

She is involved in almost every aspect of the chamber, including the Civic Auction, New Teacher Luncheon, Golf Tournament, Membership Banquet, Kaufman County Day in Austin,

Anne glasscock President/CEO

Yvonne Floyd Office Manager

Nancy heller Administrative Assistant

Shayne LarangoTourism Specialist

Kaufman County Leadership Council, Kaufman Economic Development Corporation and other committees.

Yvonne is a 2007 graduate of Leadership Kaufman County, 2007 Kaufman Herald’s People’s Choice Volunteer of the Year, 2009 Kaufman Chamber Humanitarian Award recipient, past Rotary Club president and volunteers as clinic director at St. Luke’s Health Ministry Clinic. She enjoys reading, gardening and shopping.

Nancy Heller serves as a part-time administrative assistant for the Kaufman Chamber of Commerce and Kaufman Economic Development Corporation. Nancy joined the staff in May 2012.

Nancy and her husband, Brian Heller, moved to Texas in 2009 after living and working in New Jersey all their lives. They are the proud parents of two married daughters and have recently become first time grandparents to their daughter Janine’s new son, Greyson. Janine lives and works in the Dallas area, while Kristen, a fan of the cooler weather, lives and works in the Boston area. Nancy values time spent with her family and looking after her many animals.

Shayne Larango is just beginning her adventure as part-time Tourism Specialist for the Kaufman Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the City of Kaufman. Her responsibilities include promoting Kaufman as a destination place for tourism and activities, creating a center point for community organizations and resources, and coordinating and growing the annual Scarecrow Festival. She is also a smiling face at Especially For You Tea Room and Gifts.

Kaufman is Shayne’s hometown, and she is a graduate of Kaufman High School. She has a BA in Organizational Communication from the UT Arlington and a MA in Humanities from the UT Dallas. She has one daughter, Katy, who is a graduate of Princeton University and is currently living in Istanbul, Turkey.

“It is an exciting opportunity for me to work with a great group of people though the Kaufman Chamber of Commerce. The mission continues to be working to honor tradition and advocate progress for the Kaufman area. We have a lot of historical treasures in our community we need to preserve and promote while supporting growth and change. I am thrilled to be a part of a team so dedicated to our community.”



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2675 Hwy 34 NorthKaufman, TX 75142

Gentiva Hospice(903) 454-1107

2824 Terrell Rd. #500Greenville, TX 75402

Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas

(972) 349-24006001 Summerside Dr.

Dallas, TX 75252

Grace Christian Church(972) 932-2045


HHM Family Crisis Center

(972) 551-2700805 W. Nash St.

Terrell, TX 75160

Hickory Square Assisted Living #103527

(214) 288-5887108 W. Hickory St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Hidden Acres, Inc.(214) 641-5983P.O. Box 1462

Mesquite, TX 75185

Hilltop Recovery Ministries

(469) 222-74011408 S. Washington St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

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House Nursery Outlet, LLC(972) 932-90202691 Hwy 175

Kaufman, TX 75142

Humane Society of Cedar Creek Lake

(903) 432-342210200 CR 2403

Seven Points, TX 75143

It’s Better Than Good(972) 962-Good


J & J Convenience Store(972) 932-2836

300 W. Grove St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Jack Tyler, CFP(214) 863-5725


Jackson Title(972) 932-2419

211 E. Moore Ave.Terrell, TX 75160

Jake E’s Riding Round Up(972) 962-282810626 FM 429

Kaufman, TX 75142

John D. Mosley, Attorney(972) 932-2127


John V. Blain, Jr., P.E. RPLS

(972) 563-39365350 Co. Rd. 279

Kaufman, TX 75142

Julio’s Market(972) 932-2221201 E. Fair St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

K & J Family Market(972) 962-6501

5473 W. US Hwy. 175Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Arcade & Skate Center, Inc.

(972) 932-7799201 Old Rail Road

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Christian Help Center(972) 932-8866400 Terrell Hwy

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Christian School

(972) 932-6111401 N. Shannon

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Community Health Center(972) 932-7001

101 N. Houston St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman County Birth Center(469) 595-1318

305 W. Mulberry StKaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman County Children’s

Advocacy Center(972) 932-6252


Kaufman County Credit Union(972) 932-8323315 E. Fair St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman County Crime Stoppers

(972) 834-9145P.O. Box 261

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman County Republican Women

(903) 880-6770P.O. Box 1104

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman County Senior Citizens Services

(972) 563-1422200 S. Virginia

Terrell, TX 75160

Kaufman County Title & Abstract

(972) 932-24172309 S. Washington St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman County Treasurer

(972) 932-4331Kaufman County Annex

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Economic Dev. Corp.

(972) 932-53322311 S. Washington St. Ste. A

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Health Care Center

(972) 932-21183001 S. Houston St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Herald(972) 932-2171


Kaufman ISD(972) 932-2622


Kaufman Locker Plant(972) 932-2550

113 S. Jefferson St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Lumber Co LLC

(972) 932-13813222 E Hwy 175

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Mobile Home Park

(972) 932-4750710 Rand Rd. #58

Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation

Center(972) 932-8599

2700 Commerce Way Ste. 400Kaufman, TX 75142

Kaufman Women’s Health

(972) 932-5269874 Ed Hall Dr. #104Kaufman, TX 75142

La Pradera Mexican Restaurant

(972) 932-19991917 S. Washington St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Lakeway RV Park(903) 498-872912100 Hwy 175

Kemp, TX 75143

Lance Gooden, State Rep(972) 552-5715P.O. Box 2125

Terrell, TX 75160

Laura Henry, Mary Kay Consultant

(214) 316-83611086 Summerville

Kaufman, TX 75142

Lawn Grooming Service(214) 202-83681104 Crestview

Kaufman, TX 75142

Lee’s Pizza(972) 452-3832

8328 S. State Hwy 34Scurry, TX 75158

Legacy Ag Credit, ACA(972) 932-3610


Legacy Park Preparatory(972) 932-3814607 S. Madison

Kaufman, TX 75142

Life Church(972) 962-7888

113 N. Jackson St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Linn Realty(972) 932-4022


Lisa Gent Harrison, Attorney

(972) 932-3956113 W. Mulberry St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Lone Star Credit Union(972) 563-8238140 Ninth St.

Terrell, TX 75160

McDonald’s(903) 677-4806


Meadowview Apartments(972) 962-7494201 Cates Drive

Kaufman, TX 75142

Medication Station(972) 932-6855700 Ed Hall Dr.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Medicine Associates of Kaufman

(972) 932-5522874 Ed Hall Dr. #B108Kaufman, TX 75142

Mill Creek Ranch Resort(903) 567-6020

2102 N. Trade Days Blvd.Canton, TX 75103

Mitchell Welding Supply(972) 563-58131106 S. Virginia

Terrell, TX 75160

Mow Pro’s Lawn Landscape & Irrigation

(972) 875-7767201 E. Decatur

Ennis, TX 75120

Mt. Arie Missionary Baptist Church

(972) 932-25819430 FM 2578

Terrell, TX 75160

Mueller, Inc(972) 932-3247

3550 E US Hwy 175Kaufman, TX 75142

New Horizans Daycare/Private School(903) 498-5883908 E. 9th St.

Kemp, TX 75143

Nexxus Custom Homes(972) 564-9454

408 Pinson RoadForney, TX 75126

Nichols, Jackson, Dillard, Hager & Smith, LLP

(214) 965-98001800 Lincoln PlazaDallas, TX 75201

NUMO Manufacturing(972) 962-5400

1072 E. Hyw. 175Kaufman, TX 75142

Oncor Electric Delivery(972) 216-8906

1545 High Point Dr.Mesquite, TX 75149

Paradise Burger(972) 932-3061


Parker-Ashworth Funeral Home(972) 932-8152


Parks Construction(972) 427-6881

1101 E. US 175 #100Crandall, TX 75114

Paul Murrey Ford(972) 962-2151

1105 E. Mulberry St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Pontalba(972) 932-01007722 FM 1388

Kaufman, TX 75142

Prabha Mohan, M.D.(972) 932-2000

709 Ed Hall W., Ste. CKaufman, TX 75142

Precision Air(972) 287-7997

205 N. Hwy. 175Seagoville, TX 75159

Prestige Furniture & Decor

(972) 932-1910112 N.Washington St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Pritchett’s Jewelry Casting Co. Inc

(972) 563-8874211 W. Moore AveTerrell, TX 75160

Promiseland of Kaufman’s FBC

(972) 932-7796302 S. Washington St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Randall Callison, DDS(972) 932-2311


Ranger Title(972) 962-8482


Ray W. Ng, D.P.M.,P.A.(972) 563-2288

1880 W. Moore #3Terrell, TX 75160

RE/MAX Homeland Realty, Inc.

(972) 962-2020200 W. Grove St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

RE/MAX Landmark/Judy Richards

(972) 839-42541627 CR 278

Kaufman, TX 75142

Reed’s Garage(972) 932-2015

408 W. Grove St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Rehab Management(972) 524-9100

301 S. Virgina StTerrell, TX 75160

Renaissance Cake Company

(972) 932-21481007 S. Washington St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

RENT-A-TEXAN Computer Consultants

(808) 375-804510120 Shannon Circle

Forney, TX 75126

Rey’s Lube and Wash(972) 932-9030


Rod Adams(972) 932-6485


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Romas Italian Bistro (972) 962-8081

100 Crossroads Ste. D&EKaufman, TX 75142

Ronnie’s Body Shop(972) 932-3429

8637 Co. Rd. 148Kaufman, TX 75142

Rosehaven Assisted Living Inns #10341

(214) 288-5887102 E. 9th St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Rowden, Hendrickson, Shipley & Rymer, Inc.

(972) 932-7665115 W Mulberry St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Rural Farm Insurance(972) 932-4780


Salvation Army Service Center(972) 962-13455 Oak Creek Dr.

Kaufman, TX 75142

SERVPRO of Kaufman County/Cedar Creek

(972) 524-389411830 FM 2932

Forney, TX 75126

Shackelford, Hawkins and Associates

(903) 887-4878427 N. Gun Barrel Ln

Gun Barrel City, TX 75156

Shelli Nicole Photography(469) 474-1087


Shiels Engineering(972) 962-8112P.O. Box 1193

Kaufman, TX 75142

Side Street Coffee(972) 957-7033


Snap Fitness(214) 506-1180

2017-A S. Washington St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Southside Baptist Church(972) 932-6217


St. Ann Catholic Church(972) 962-3247


Stanley Chevrolet(972) 932-2195825 E. Fair St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Star Brand Ranch Executive Retreat

(214) 577-61321132 Star Brand Dr.Kaufman, TX 75142

STAR Transit(972) 563-5875200 S. Virginia

Terrell, TX 75160

State Farm Insurance(972) 932-6653


Statewide Surveying Service

(972) 962-6481208 N. Washington St.Kaufman, TX 75142

Stephen McMahon, M.D.(972) 932-5555

874 Ed Hall Dr., Suite B108Kaufman, TX 75142

Still Waters(972) 932-4357

400 Terrell HighwayKaufman, TX 75142

Summit Steel, Inc(903) 498-12807000 Deer Run

Kemp, TX 75143

Sunflower Park Nursing Home

(972) 932-77761803 Hwy. 243 E.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Tanger Outlet Center (972) 524-6034

301 Tanger Dr. Ste. 113Terrell, TX 75160

Taylor Tire & Automotive(972) 932-1447


Telenational Communications

(866) 264-1123902 W. Tyler St.

Athens, TX 75751

Texas Farm Credit Services

(903) 675-9388520 E. Tyler St

Athens, TX 75751

Texas Health Presbyterian Kaufman

(972) 932-7200850 Ed Hall Dr.

Kaufman, TX 75142

The Meara Co(972) 562-7501

2116 N. Haskell AveDallas, TX 75204

The Victorian House(972) 962-34283950 FM 987

Kaufman, TX 75142

Thomas Protective Service, Inc.(972) 962-36868475 Co Rd 156

Kaufman, TX 75142

Timothy A. Sloan, DDS(972) 932-4312

2211 Old Kemp Hwy.Kaufman, TX 75142

Tommy Booker(972) 932-6055


Trinity Valley Electric Co-op

(972) 932-22141800 E. Hwy. 243

Kaufman, TX 75142

TVCC Health Science Center

(972) 932-4309800 Ed Hall Dr.

Kaufman, TX 75142

TXU Energy(800) 242-91136555 Sierra Dr.

Irving, TX 75039

Typografix, Inc.(972) 962-2725

2300 Old Kemp HwyKaufman, TX 75142

U-Rent It Sales & Services

(972) 524-73682280 W. Moore

Terrell, TX 75160

United Way of Kaufman County

(972) 563-99551200 E. Brin

Terrell, TX 75160

Victory Church(972) 452-3751

7325 S. State Hwy. 34Scurry, TX 75158

Visiting Nurse Association

(972) 962-7500102 W. Grove St.

Kaufman, TX 75142

Wade Gent(972) 932-7779


Walmart(469) 595-7068

300 Kings Fort PkwyKaufman, TX 75142

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.(972) 932-2131


Your Health Team(972) 962-83491512 FM 2727

Kaufman, TX 75142

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