Former Atlantic Area Chamber exec Bailey Smith avoided prison after pleading to theft charges—getting five years probation instead of a potential 10-year sentence. Allegations span nearly three years, involving $76K allegedly siphoned from chamber accounts, including a RAGBRAI fund she admitted was never meant to be touched. The board let her go last fall after their own probe, but now she’s under strict supervision—with a suspended jail term looming if she violates probation. A betrayal that shakes community trust, and one that may finally bring closure to the chamber.
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