Welcome

Officers

Richard Rice 765-1733

- President

Mike Jensen - 765-1690

- Vice President

Coleen Sundsted -765-2800

- Treasurer/Secretary

Jan Blair - 765-2265

- Chamber Bucks Treasurer

Joe Nistler - 765-2190

Recording Secretary

Directors

Karla Aus -765-2810

- Board of Directors

Kordy French 765-1803

- Board of Directors

Sandra Rueb 765-1031

- Board of Directors

Jim Kibbe - 765-1171

- Board of Directors

Antelope - 1910

Dagmar - 1906

Homestead - 1910

Medicine Lake -1910

Outlook - 1910

Plentywood - 1912

Raymond- 1914

Redstone - 1913

Reserve - 1911

Sheridan County - 1913

Westby - 1913

Archer - 1912 •

Coalridge - 1909

Comertown - 1913 •

Dooley -1913 •

Date - year founded

It shall be the purpose of this organization to promote the general welfare of, and assist in the commercial, industrial, and civic progress of the region. Furthermore, it is recognized that an integral part of accomplishing this goal is to insure the welfare and progress of the Business and Agriculture Community of Sheridan County and Northeastern Montana.

Mission Statement

“The Hub of Northeast Montana and the Gateway to Canada”

We extend to all our visitors the warmest of welcomes. We all invite you to come to Sheridan County for a visit. We urge you to stay a few days or more (or years!) and enjoy our facilities, our hospitality and our clean air. There is only one traffic light in the entire county, so you need not fear congested roads or streets.

We are also committed to the development of the economy of our county. We have much to offer some enterprising entrepreneurs. But, don’t take our word for this…visit us and see for yourself.

Plentywood is the County Seat and is a pleasant, progressive community of our 1800 citizens. We are tucked away in the far northeast corner of Montana. We are only 120 miles south of the provincial capital of Saskatchewan, the Queen City of Regina. We have a 24-hour port of entry into Canada about 15 minutes north on Highway 16. North Dakota is only 24 miles away traveling on Highway 5.

Sheridan County is one of our nation’s less-traveled areas. It therefore, is pretty much undiscovered. We occupy a special corner of this earth and we love it because it is peaceful, safe, and beautiful. It also represents the true meaning of freedom, space, community pride, and our big, big sky.

Browse through this website and you will see we have much to offer. We invite you to visit us for a stress-free, fun-filled, family oriented vacation, and…one that is “wallet-friendly” too!