Cabinetmaker opens new $925,000 factory in Missouri
Heritage Wood Mills announced October 8 that it had opened its newest manufacturing site in Glasgow, Missouri. The $925,000 factory will create 30 jobs, according to a statement from the Missouri Department of Economic Development. A division of CAM Construction Services, Heritage Wood Mills builds cabinetry for residential and commercial properties.
The company will also have access to tax credits in exchange for job creation through the state’s Missouri Works program, though the Department of Economic Development did not specify how much the company would receive. A second program, Missouri One Start, may help it with recruiting and training.
In statements, Heritage Wood Mills CEO Clint Jacobs said the new factory reflects the company’s investment in Missouri.
What people are saying
“Heritage Wood Mills is a shining example of the entrepreneurial spirit that makes Missouri strong,” said Governor Mike Kehoe. “By choosing to invest and grow in Glasgow, they’re creating good-paying jobs, strengthening the local economy, and supporting our state’s proud tradition of forestry and manufacturing. We celebrate their grand opening and look forward to the impact they will have in this community for generations to come.”
“Today is a big milestone not just for Heritage Wood Mills, but for Glasgow as well,” said Clint Jacobs, CEO of Heritage Wood Mills. “This new facility is a reflection of our commitment to investing in local jobs, preserving true craftsmanship, and building a sustainable future right here at home. We’re proud to open our doors and celebrate this moment with our neighbors, partners, and friends.”
“Heritage Wood Mills’ new facility in Glasgow is the latest example of an employer helping Missourians prosper through investment and job creation,” said Michelle Hataway, Director of the Department of Economic Development. “DED is proud to support this exciting project that was made possible by our state’s economic advantages and the contributions of our incredible partners.”
“Today we celebrate not just the opening of a new business, but the beginning of a strong partnership with Heritage Wood Mills,” said Mayor Donald Clear. “This facility will provide opportunities for our citizens and help fuel economic growth in our community.”
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