Expansion – that’s the name of the game for local Plymouth company Kessler Crane, recently voted a “Company to Watch” in the state by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. The company told the city council this week that they have outgrown their facility, having grown from a business employing only eight people to an employer of more than 50, 18 of whom were added within the past year. Derek Spier, economic development specialist at the Marshall County Economic Development Corporation, told WKVI that the business is now looking to move from their current facility on Jefferson Street in Plymouth to a new building on Western Avenue.
In an effort to attract new investment into its industrial area, the city of Plymouth is moving forward with its manufacturing shell building project on the city’s northwest side. The Plymouth Plan Commission recently voted in favor of making some modification to the plat of land proposed for the building along Pioneer Drive near the corner of Commerce Street to improve access.
