MENTONE, CA
Including the communities of Green Spot, Crafton and Mill Creek
A Message from Mentone Chamber of Commerce Chair- Angie De La Rosa
"The Mentone Chamber of Commerce and all the board volunteers who dedicate their time and are the TRUE
" HEARTBEAT" of the Mentone Community, always encourage the businesess or individuals to join the chamber.
Please read the following attached documents to understand how important it is to support your community and give encouragement to the Mentone Chamber of
Commerce who advocates for MENTONE!
We hope you will read the documents and fill out and send in the application. JOIN NOW and become a member.
A business member or an individual member.
The membership fee is very, very affordable.
We also encourage monetary support if you do not wish to be a member but want to support the community events that strengthen Mentone's IDENTITY!!
Thank you for your consideration."
A SMALL-TOWN FEEL
A little about us
Mentone is an unincorporated community filled with many generations of families who take pride in their roots. We boast approximately 6.2 square miles of rural area with an elevation of 1,650. We have approximately 9,847 residents as of the 2020 statistics.
For travelers, Mentone is a waypoint or a "Gateway" when heading to and from the San Bernardino mountains and ski resorts.
The Mentone Chamber is a 501(c)(6) and is dedicated to promoting our local businesses and to ensure that we are a desirable place to live.
Citizens of Mentone Empowered Together (C.O.M.E.T.) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that promotes our community and its unique attractions and strives to maintain our way of living. We meet the last Tuesday of each month at 7p.m. right before the Mentone Chamber Meeting.
OUR BOARD:
Chair: Jan Orbaker (Interim)
Vice Chairman: Jan Orbaker
Secretary: Angie Grisafe-De La Rosa
Treasurer: Warren Wendel
Ways and Means: Maribeth & Jim Lotito
For more information and the "What's going on" in Mentone, click the link below for the local newspaper, Mentone Matters.
Or, if you want to see a little bit about Mentone history, check out the Gazebo Gazette.
