Monroe Washington Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Washington is located on US Highway 2 with easy access to Steven's Pass, the Seattle, Bellevue, and Everett Metro areas, and the beautiful 
Skykomish valley, Monroe is the perfect blend of rural life with urban amenities. Come experience Monroe - and make it your home town!
Monroe was incorporated in 1902 with 325 citizens. The population swelled to nearly 2,000 over the next seven years, due, in part, to the location of two new employers in the Monroe area. With the encouragement and support of the newly formed Monroe Commercial Club, the Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company (Carnation) and the new Washington State Reformatory opened for business.
(The smokestack near Traveler's Park is a remnant of the Carnation Plant.)
Between 1910 and 1980, the population of Monroe experienced little change. The completion of SR2 and SR 522 linked Monroe to the metropolitan areas of Everett and Seattle. Like its first decade, Monroe is now experiencing a second period of rapid growth. Like those early residents, people are drawn to Monroe because of its economic opportunities, natural beauty, "small town" atmosphere.
Chamber of Commerce 111 W. Main St. Monroe, WA 98272
Quick News & Notes
| After Hours September 24th 5-7 |
| PRO LAM are the experts in framless framing! You have to see this amazing shop located at 16778 146th St SE suite 154th in the Monroe Industrial Park~ |
| BIG PARADE SATURDAY THE 29TH 11 AM |
| Grand Marshal WA State Rep Kirk Pearson |
| Welcome to Monroe |
| Evergreen State Fair info can be found at: evergreenfair.org or by calling 360-805-6700. We also have info here at the Visitor Info Center 111 W Main! |
| August Events |
| Please click the more button for you guessed it....more! |
| Chamber Lunch Tues August 11th |
| Noon At the Rock Church 16891 146th St SE *Check in begins at 11:30 AM |
Monroe Chamber Pledge
To Monroe Chamber of Commerce Members
- You will always get a friendly greeting whether you contact the Chamber by phone or walk through our office door. Chamber staff will strive to get to know you as an individual, become familiar with your business, and seek ways to help you succeed. The Chamber staff will respond to your requests in a timely and appropriate manner using all resources available and will exhibit a professional knowledge of business issues which may affect chamber members. The Chamber will work to provide the best possible services to benefit your business whether through networking, meetings, publications, city-wide celebrations, or other projects or special events.
- The Chamber will strive to encourage your positive participation and support of Chamber programs, committees, and events.