The Dixon Chamber of Commerce was established in 1909 to promote local businesses and the town of Dixon. Each year…More the chamber sponsors many local events, such as the Dixon May Fair Parade, Epicurean Fete and the Citizen of the Year Dinner Dance.</p> <p>The chamber comprises 220 Dixon businesses and welcomes any business that wants to join. The Chamber of Commerce also doubles as a Visitors Center, providing information on local attractions and sites.</p> <p>Each month the chamber hosts mixers that give business owners and Dixon residents alike the opportunity to network with each other. The chamber's offices are located not far from downtown Dixon and are easily accessible, with ample parking.</p>

Dixon Resource Conservation District (RCD) is responsible for running Dixon Drain, a 70-mile-long network of ditches…More that were built to stem the flooding of agricultural lands in Dixon. The district size is 114,968 acres.</p> <p>Dixon RCD shares its offices with Natural Resources Conservation Service and Solano Resource Conservation Service, and sometimes works alongside these agencies to maintain the Drain.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>

Established in 1874, this family-owned newspaper is Dixon's oldest newspaper. The newspaper has a circulation of…More 6,000 and is distributed at various locations throughout the city on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.</p> <p>From its downtown Dixon offices, editor Brianna Boyd covers a wide variety of topics that Dixon residents care about, including crime, city council, schools and sports.</p>

Dixon's Independent Voice is a locally-owned newspaper that publishes each week. It is delivered to over 4,500 homes,…More farms and  business and covers a wide variety of topics in Dixon.</p> <p>The newspaper is owned and operated by husband-and-wife team Dave and Pat Scholl and features columnists such as Ted Hickman. The paper is also widely distributed among stores in Dixon.</p>