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  • Welcome

  • Welcome to the Algona Area Chamber of Commerce!

    Algona is a thriving, family-friendly community of over 5,500 residents, serving as the heart of Kossuth County—the largest county in Iowa. Surrounded by 10+ nearby towns, Algona is a hub for commerce, healthcare, education, and recreation.

    Whether you're looking to live, work, or visit, Algona offers the perfect blend of opportunity, charm, and quality of life.

    Community Highlights:

    • Strong Local Economy
      Home to Fortune 500 employers like Hormel, Corteva Agriscience, and Snap-on Tools, along with a variety of small businesses and retail shops.

    • Excellent Healthcare
      Kossuth Regional Health Center provides a 25-bed critical access hospital, two clinics, public health, home care, and hospice services.

    • Top-Notch Education

      • Public and private schools with a 98% graduation rate

      • Over $1 million in scholarships awarded annually

      • Local campus of Iowa Lakes Community College offering continued education and workforce training

    • Safe, Family-Friendly Living
      Very low crime rate with dedicated city and county law enforcement based in downtown Algona.

    Things to Do:

    • Outdoor Recreation

      • Smith Lake & Water’s Edge Nature Center

      • Ambrose A. Call State Park

      • Golf courses, mini golf, bike trails, aquatic center, and YMCA

      • New skate park and splash pad

    • Arts, Culture & Entertainment

      • Performing arts center

      • Renovated public library

      • Three historical museums

      • 5-screen movie theater

      • Just 20 minutes away: Shrine of the Grotto of the Redemption in West Bend

    Business & Development Support:

    Algona’s growth is fueled by collaboration among the Algona Area Economic Development Corporation (AAEDC), Chamber of Commerce, and Kossuth County Economic Development.

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      Algona Area Chamber of Commerce. Located in the Sullivan Building Designed by Louis Sullivan in 1913
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