Kentucky Aluminum Processors breaks ground in Logan County, bringing 75 jobs – WNKY News 40 Television

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – Kentucky Aluminum Processors is celebrating its groundbreaking in Logan County on Monday morning.

According to a release by the Office of Gov. Andy Beshear, the $40 million aluminum processing facility in Russellville will create 75 jobs. It will serve as a joint venture between Tri-Arrows Aluminum and Tennessee Aluminum Processors.

“Each company that chooses to locate a new project here in the commonwealth brings with them quality jobs and opportunities for Kentuckians,” Beshear said. “Our manufacturing industry is one of the largest sectors in the state and continues to grow because of quality companies like Kentucky Aluminum Processors choosing and trusting what we have to offer. I want to thank their company leadership in this joint venture opportunity and look forward to their success in Logan County.”

The release says the project will be located on 37 acres.

Logan County judge executive Phil Baker says, “Logan County is thrilled to welcome Kentucky Aluminum Processors. Their selection of our community for this project is outstanding news for our citizens. The aluminum industry is thriving, and we are happy to be a part of it!”

Russellville mayor Mark Stratton said the establishment of this operation and creation of new jobs is “deeply valued and appreciated.”

News 40 will provide additional details as they become available.