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Pay Fees for Events Here
Hot Topics Breakfast, Sep. 9th
Health Care Issues, Sep. 10th
Alpine Leadership & Public Service Awards, Sept. 11th
ADA Seminar, Sep. 17
Evening with the Elected Representatives, Oct. 23rd
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Line Dancing at Community Center
Children’s Bible School registration, Sep. 14
Free Chipping, Sep. 27th
Alpine Kiwanis Chili Cook Off, Oct. 4th
Alpine Viejas Days Parade, Oct. 4th
Pannitti's British Isles Tour, Sept. 25 - Oct. 8th
Night of Dancing, Oct. 18th
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Welcome to the Alpine & Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce!
We hope you enjoy this opportunity to learn about the pleasant rural communities as well as the business and recreational opportunities in beautiful east San Diego County, where breathtaking views highlight comfortable country living.
You can use this site to contact area business and professional people or to arrange a variety of wonderfully relaxing getaways in this scenic region. Updates on community events and major breaking news also are posted here.
It’s election time! Time to elect Alpine’s Honorary Mayor. Please “file” your intention to serve as Alpine’s community ambassador with the Alpine Chamber Community Foundation. Get details and see story here.
The Alpine & Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce is now taking reservations for advertising space on the new soon-to-be published 2008-2010 area map of Alpine and the communities of Descanso, Pine Valley, Campo
Local real estate pros provide answers at ACRES meeting
Local real estate professionals laid the Alpine and Mountain Empire market bare on July 10 at the first ACRES Real Estate Quarterly Market Report and Town Hall Meeting.
It was no holds barred as members of the Alpine & Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce Real Estate Services committee, known as ACRES, told a captivated audience how they could make the most of the current market in East County.
Ingrid Lord of Alpine, who’s thinking about selling a large piece of property at some point, was among about 50 people who attended the meeting at the Alpine Community Center.
“It was really informative,” Lord said later.
As the meeting began, Cory Kill, owner of CK Appraisal in Alpine and the ACRES chairman, briefly discussed the in-depth current market report he had prepared for the event.
As outlined in the report, flyers and other information at the town hall meeting, although sales have generally decreased in the local area there are upticks in some ratios that could be leading indicators of a recovering market. See complete sory here
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