News Summary
Truckworx, a leading truck dealer, has announced the opening of its new corporate headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama. The expansion will bring a $6.8 million investment and create 52 high-paying jobs, focusing on roles in accounting, IT, and leadership. The facility will consolidate its operations and reflects the company’s commitment to the city’s growth. Local leaders commend the investment as a boost to Birmingham’s economy, aligning with ongoing efforts to revitalize the region.
Birmingham to Welcome New Truckworx Headquarters
Birmingham, Alabama – Truckworx, a prominent heavy and medium-duty truck dealer operating across Alabama, Mississippi, and the Florida Panhandle, has announced an expansion project that includes the establishment of a new corporate headquarters in Birmingham. This new facility, with a projected investment of $6.8 million, will create 52 high-paying jobs for local residents.
Headquarters Details and Job Positions
The new headquarters will occupy 12,000 square feet of space at 2224 24th Ave. N., allowing Truckworx to consolidate its corporate team that has been previously divided across various locations in Homewood due to limitations in office size. The facility will accommodate various essential roles including positions in accounting, IT, human resources, support services, and C-suite leadership. The average wage for these new positions is expected to be approximately $67,000.
Commitment to Birmingham
Truckworx’s decision to keep its headquarters in Birmingham was made after evaluating multiple potential sites. This choice underscores the company’s commitment to the city and its future development. Local city officials and stakeholders have expressed enthusiasm for the impact this investment is expected to have on the local economy.
Supporting Community Growth
Cornell Wesley, the Director of the Department of Innovation and Economic Opportunity for Birmingham, highlighted that the substantial investment from Truckworx is indicative of the company’s dedication to bolstering job opportunities for city residents. The Birmingham Business Alliance (BBA) played a significant role in facilitating Truckworx’s incentive process, which included a total of $441,799 in incentives, such as sales and property tax abatements.
Impact on Local Economy
The investment from Truckworx has been commended by various local leaders for its potential to invigorate job creation and economic growth in the Birmingham area. Jefferson County Commissioner Mike Bolin noted that the project is likely to generate enthusiastic support from the community, fostering a sense of regional growth. Steve Ammons, BBA President and CEO, remarked on the long-term benefits of the project for Birmingham’s economy and job market.
Background on Economic Development in Birmingham
Since 2009, the Birmingham Business Alliance has been instrumental in supporting over 700 economic development projects throughout the region, which has resulted in the creation of approximately 34,000 jobs and around $9.2 billion in capital investments. The Truckworx expansion is part of a broader trend towards economic revitalization in Birmingham, which has seen an increase in business investments and job opportunities over recent years.
As Truckworx prepares to open its new headquarters, it represents more than just a new office space; it signifies a commitment to the future of Birmingham’s economy and community. With the creation of high-paying jobs and ongoing investments, the city is poised for continued growth and development.
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- Encyclopedia Britannica: Birmingham, Alabama
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