SOUTHERN PINES, NC - The Moore County Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its 2025 Public Policy Agenda, outlining key legislative priorities that promote a strong business climate, economic growth, and enhanced quality of life for residents across Moore County.
 
The Chamber’s agenda is built around four strategic focus areas: Education & Talent Supply, Competitive Business Climate, Healthcare, and Infrastructure. These priorities reflect the Chamber’s commitment to fostering policies that support business success, workforce development, and community well-being.
 
"Our 2025 Public Policy Agenda is a roadmap to ensure Moore County remains a competitive and thriving place for businesses and residents alike," said Linda Parsons, President & CEO of the Moore County Chamber of Commerce. "By addressing workforce readiness, business climate, healthcare access, and infrastructure investment, we are setting the stage for sustainable economic growth."
 
Key Policy Priorities Include:
 

• Education & Talent Supply – Advocating for workforce development initiatives, strengthening Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs, and supporting policies that align educational institutions with industry needs.
• Competitive Business Climate – Promoting policies that drive job creation, support business retention and expansion, and ensure equitable economic development opportunities across Moore County.
• Healthcare – Supporting access to high-quality, affordable healthcare, including telehealth expansion, behavioral health solutions, and workforce pipeline improvements in the healthcare sector.
• Infrastructure – Advocating for critical investments in broadband expansion, transportation improvements, water and wastewater infrastructure, and housing availability to support economic growth.