The Roxbury Area Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to serving the citizens of Roxbury by providing a forum for local businesses to exchange ideas and information as well as creating a voice for business owners in the local community. Our initiatives and programs help to contribute to the economic success of our community.

We are non-profit organization. It is The Roxbury Area Chamber of Commerce’s goal is to create a flourishing economic environment for our local businesses. Our purpose is to build a relationship between the town and businesses and our success is measured in the success of our members and affiliates. Our mission is to create business opportunities, lead economic development, and provide an environment in which local businesses can network.

Local businesses are welcome to join us at our monthly luncheon meetings. They are great for networking and visibility. We also have a marketing table where members display their materials. Plus, we have informative and dynamic, yet brief speakers with pertinent topics to help benefit and grow your business.

Some of our luncheon speakers include: Partnership for a Drug Free NJ for a drug free work place; Ron DeFilippis and Glenn Thurnes of Mills & DeFilippis CPAs: new and updated tax laws; Annn Grossi, Morris County Clerk; S.C.O.R.E. (Service Corp of Retired Executives) with consulting and business coaching; Motivational speaker Tommy Hilcken of Tommy’s Toolbox; Katherine Trezise of Absolutely Organized; Assemblyman Anthony Bucco; Roxbury Superintendent of Schools; Choose NJ; John Shortino of Blue Diamond Disposal; Jack Bleiberg on Cloud Based Business Tools; Martin Kane of the Lake Hopatcong Museum; Picatinny Arsenal; Bart Oates, former New York Giant; the Lake Hopatcong Foundation; Nisivoccia CPAs; Memory Expert Matthew Goerke; The Roxbury Economic Development Committee; Roxbury Police Department; Leslie Philipsen from M&M Mars.

The Roxbury Area Chamber of Commerce is a registered 501 (c)(3) public charity.

Roxbury Township, Morris County, New Jersey was formed on December 24, 1740 and was formally incorporated as a township by an Act of the New Jersey Legislature on February 21, 1798, as part of the state’s initial group of 104 townships.

Today, the Township of Roxbury is made up of six communities—Kenvil, Landing, Ledgewood, Berkshire Valley, Port Morris and Succasunna. It covers an area of approximately 22 square miles with a population of 23,324 according to the 2010 Census. It is located at the crossroads of Routes 46, 10 and 80—just 50 miles west of New York City.

Roxbury Township is a residential community offering a wide variety of amenities. In fact, in 2011 Roxbury became the first community in the state to be selected as one of America’s Promise 100 Best Communities For Young People in tribute to the breadth and depth of its youth-oriented efforts. Then in 2014, Safewise.com placed Roxbury Township among New Jersey’s 50 safest communities.

For more information, visit roxburynj.us.