State and local officials joined company representatives Monday morning, March 24 at a ribbon cutting and grand opening celebration for Central Power Systems & Services at its new facility in Platte City. The manufacturer of power generators used in industry will offer up to 245 new jobs at the site, as well as bring 60 other employees from existing company locations. Mayor Steve Hoeger said the project, located east of I-29 and north of Hwy. 92, is the largest economic development project in Platte City’s history. Central Power Systems has locations in 23 cities across 10 different states.
Shown: Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe cuts the ribbon while flanked by Central Power Systems leaders Robin Roberts (CEO and chairman) and John Cosgrove (president and COO). At right are State Rep. Sean Pouche and Platte City Mayor Steve Hoeger. Learn more about the facility by reading this article from December by The Landmark: plattecountylandmark.com/2024/12/05/january-opening-set-by-central-power.
Something is wrong in Park Hill School District
EDITOR: I agree with Scott Fricker's letter to the editor (“Park Hill is attempting a cash grab” published on Feb. 27). Mr. Fricker raises compelling arguments opposing new taxes that would fund capital improvements and increase teacher salaries in the...
