ChillCo Inc is the Coolest Thing Happening in Righ to Work Louisiana
ChillCo Inc is planning an expansion of its operations in Right to Work St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana! In order to accomplish this, the company is investing a total of $4.37 million in the project. They will also create 38 new jobs!
From Area Development Magazine:
“ChillCo, Inc. has been headquartered in St Tammany Parish for almost our entire existence. […] The foundations and key members of our company have raised families here. As we expanded our operations to Baton Rouge and ultimately to the entire Gulf South, we felt it was important to stay within the communities we helped build. We are very excited to showcase our new building on our Lacombe property that will help us warehouse our rental fleet, but we are also very excited to unveil our new facility in Baton Rouge.” […]
“ChillCo’s expansion is a strong example of how homegrown Louisiana companies are driving economic growth through reinvestment. […] For nearly three decades, ChillCo has built on its expertise while keeping its headquarters and workforce rooted in St. Tammany Parish. The project reflects LED’s focus on supporting existing businesses, creating new jobs and expanding opportunities for Louisiana’s people.” […]
“ChillCo’s expansion in St. Tammany Parish is a powerful example of how legacy Louisiana companies are driving the future of our regional economy. […] By growing high-wage jobs and investing in industrial innovation, ChillCo is strengthening not only the Northshore, but the entire region. GNO, Inc. is proud to support this employee-owned company as it deepens its roots in Louisiana and powers forward, notably, with zero chill.”
“We are thrilled to support ChillCo, Inc. as they expand their operations in St. Tammany, bringing new investment and job opportunities to our community. […] Their commitment underscores the strength of our local business ecosystem and talented workforce, reinforcing why St. Tammany Parish is the ideal place for innovative companies to thrive. We look forward to their continued success and contributions to our community and economic landscape.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.