~Hours~
Monday-Friday
9:00am - 4:00pm
(minus an hour break)

~Address~
200 Broadway St, Suite 40
King City, CA 93930

~Contact~
Phone (831)385-3814
Fax (831)386-9462
kingcitychamber@sbcglobal.net
kingcitychamberassistant@yahoo.com
www.kingcitychamber.com
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The KC Chamber Visitor's center located in Town Square

Ciny Mora - Chamber Manager

Cindi Mora
Chamber Manager

Erik Rios
Chamber Assistant

Download a list of participating Chamber Dollar Program Merchants:

Chamber Dollar Program Merchants

Beautification Week

June 22 - June 30

You can help keep King City beautiful by downloading one of the following flyers and picking your beautification project:

2013 Beautification Week Flyer (English)

2013 Embellecimiento Flyer Semana (Español)

2013 Fireworks for the 4th of July!

You can download the official 2013 Fireworks Donation letter here:

2013 Fireworks Donation Letter

7TH Annual Golf Tournament

2 Person Scramble | August 23rd, 2013 at 9 AM

ENTRY FORM:

2013 Golf Entry Form

Have a person in mind for Citizen of the Year, Business of the Year or Friend of the Community? It's never to early to nominate them! Just download the following forms, print & fill them out completely, and return them to the King City Chamber on 200 Broadway, Suite 40, King City, CA 93930.

Business Nomination Form

Citizen Nomination Form

Friend of the Community Nomination Form

The City of King derived it's name from pioneer Charles H. King who was born in New York State on May 3, 1844. In 1884 he purchased 13,000 acres of a Spanish land grant and founded the King Ranch. Charles King introduced the wheat crop to the Salinas Valley. His crops succeeded beyond the expectations of the other settlers in the area, causing the railroads to take note. Southern Pacific Railroad lines to the station called "King's Station" were completed in July of 1886. In 1901, the Civic Improvement Club was organized for the purpose of improving the town and planting trees. This club was the parent of the present Chamber of Commerce, founded in August 1911, the same year the town was incorporated and named the City of King or King City. King City is located on Highway 101, as well as the main line of Southern Pacific Railroad. It is 155 miles south of San Francisco, 277 miles north of Los Angeles and 47 miles south of Salinas - the County seat. The elevation is 330 feet and the climate is mild with an average rainfall of 10 inches.