SCORE business mentorship
Free, confidential mentoring for small-business owners—from startup questions to growth planning.
Visit SCORE Central Iowa →SCORE mentorship, small-business support, member opportunities, and trusted community connections.
Connect with trusted organizations that help Pleasant Hill businesses plan, launch, and grow.
Free, confidential mentoring for small-business owners—from startup questions to growth planning.
Visit SCORE Central Iowa →Business counseling, practical tools, and training for entrepreneurs and growing Iowa businesses.
Visit Iowa SBDC →Regional programs, business resources, and connections available through the Chamber’s partnership.
Visit the Partnership →Find city information related to permits, development, public services, parks, and the community.
Visit the City website →Explore Iowa programs, financial assistance, licensing information, and resources for starting, expanding, or relocating a business.
Explore Iowa business resources →Find economic-development support, business advantages, site information, energy programs, and connections to financial-assistance resources.
Explore business advantages →Research property ownership, assessed values, legal descriptions, sales history, building details, and parcel information.
Visit the Assessor’s website →Access employee training, business consulting, talent development, and Iowa 260E and 260F job-training programs.
Explore DMACC business training →Find help with funding, business counseling, federal contracting, disaster assistance, and connections to Iowa resource partners.
Visit the Iowa District Office →Search child-care availability and review current supply, demand, and vacancy information that can help Iowa families and employers.
Explore Iowa Child Care Connect →Career opportunities shared by Pleasant Hill Chamber members and area employers.
Copper Shores Village is a retirement and senior-living care community. Review Immanuel’s current career opportunities online.
The Pleasant Hill Cintas location recruits for service, production, warehouse, and management roles.
This Pleasant Hill-based business offers a variety of career opportunities in technology and communications.
Fridley Theatres lists opportunities for assistant managers and part-time general staff. General staff assist customers, clean theaters, and help keep the building presentable. Hiring begins at age 16 because of late operating hours and state labor regulations.
Elder Corporation specializes in earthmoving, underground utilities, demolition, recycling, soil stabilization, and related construction services.
Pleasant Hill Hy-Vee periodically recruits for store, pharmacy, food-service, and management positions.
Parkridge Specialty Care provides rehabilitation, skilled nursing, long-term care, and additional senior-care services.
The district recruits teachers, substitute teachers, support staff, and other school-system professionals.
Bob’s Septic shared several full-time openings:
Heartland has openings across roofing, siding, solar, sales, production, service, and office operations.
The Des Moines plant periodically recruits for manufacturing, operations, maintenance, and related positions.
Luther Park accepts applications for nursing roles and posts openings in dietary, housekeeping, maintenance, management, and other departments as positions become available.
Prairie Meadows offers opportunities in hospitality, gaming, food and beverage, security, racing, events, hotel operations, and administration.
Seasonal Grounds & Snowflex Operations Laborer — Spring/Summer 2026. This six-month seasonal position includes grounds and facility maintenance, event setup, custodial work, Snowflex operations, and guest-safety support. Work is primarily outdoors, approximately 40 hours per week, and may include evenings and weekends. Confirm that the position is still accepting applications before applying.
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