Custom cabinet manufacturer Mullet Cabinet recently announced plans to expand its facility, creating 20 new jobs over three years. The $3.6 million project includes construction of a 24,000-square-foot addition, as well as the purchase of new machinery and equipment, and is expected to double the company's output of drawers and doors and improve manufacturing flow at its location north of Millersburg, Ohio.
“Our vision is to be uncommon in everything we do,” Mullet Cabinet’s President Vince Mullet said in a news release. “That goes for the products we provide to the manner we serve our staff, customers and community. This building expansion is another step in allowing us to continue to carry out that vision.”
JobsOhio is supporting the project with a $65,000 JobsOhio Economic Development grant and Ohio Southeast Economic Development assisted the company with the grant process, reported The Daily Record.
The Holmes County Economic Development Council (HCEDC) is also working with the company to obtain assistance through the Ohio Enterprise Zone program. The HCEDC supported Mullet Cabinets with tax relief efforts for two previous expansions.
HCEDC Director Mark Leininger said he is pleased to be a part of the additional expansion. The company was approved for an enterprise zone agreement with Holmes County in November.
“The current project is the third time the company has expanded its facility since it was originally constructed in 2012,” Leininger said. “We appreciate the opportunity to collaborate with OhioSE and JobsOhio to help support Mullet Cabinets’ growth and we wish the company continued success.”
“Ohio Southeast Economic Development is pleased to support Mullet Cabinet’s expansion,” said Mike Jacoby, president of Ohio Southeast Economic Development. “This is yet another project that will enhance the reputation of Holmes County for woodworking productivity and craftsmanship.”