A robust economy is built on a solid infrastructure. Transportation is vital to move people and products to larger economic markets. Air service, connectivity, maintenance and construction of roadways, and the continuance of the state's water and sewer enhancement program are key. The West Virginia Chamber supports:
- Development of access to locations for manufacturers and producing companies to build businesses, expand the state’s jobs base and provide good-paying, full-time jobs.
- Sufficient physical infrastructure, including transportation, water and sewer, energy and broadband to meet future needs.
- Ongoing community development for measures to enhance public safety and more economic opportunity.