EVAPCO to Invest $22 Million in Navasota, Creating Up to 300 Jobs
NAVASOTA, Texas (KRHD) — EVAPCO is set to transform the former Tex-Fab facility in Navasota into a bustling 185,000-square-foot manufacturing and office complex, backed by a $22 million investment. This project is expected to bring up to 300 jobs to the region.
According to a recent Facebook announcement from the City of Navasota, the development will revitalize the dormant site and ramp up employment opportunities in the area. Construction is anticipated to begin next Monday, with plans for completion by June next year.
Local residents view the project as a significant boost for the economy. Chris Tucker, a local resident, remarked on the positive ripple effects the development could have, stating, “It will support local residents and businesses, adding to the overall economy.”
Burt Bearden, another community member, stressed that the types of jobs offered by EVAPCO align well with the existing local workforce, indicating that the investment fits naturally into the area’s needs.
Dillon Guthrie noted that the prospect of local hiring adds excitement to the announcement, emphasizing the importance of local employment opportunities.
Additionally, Greg Mock mentioned how this aligns with the existing workforce training initiatives in Navasota, particularly through educational programs aimed at preparing students for such industrial roles.
Neighbors are optimistic about EVAPCO’s long-standing history as an employee-owned company, believing this will contribute positively to the community’s future.
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