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has grown tremendously over the past 23 years and expects continued growth in the future due to increasing demands of current customers as well as the addition of new customers and the production of electric vehicles,' said SEI Chairman of the Board George LaBlonde III. The company's increased business demands require them to expand their facilities however, the only option is to the south on land currently occupied by 11th Street, the main route into the airport. In 2020, SEI shipped more than 35 million pounds of extruded aluminum to customers across the county and currently has 160 employees on the site. The company uses multiple hydraulic presses to create the aluminum shapes needed to make vehicle parts, docks, trailers, boats, and many other products. SEI is a national leader in extruded aluminum products, producing and shipping more than 3,200 custom and standard profiles from its location in the Upper Peninsula. 'We continue to move forward with creating good jobs for Michiganders while ensuring safe roads for drivers, which will help our state emerge from the pandemic stronger than before. 'As we put Michigan back to work, these grants demonstrate the collaborative efforts around economic development and infrastructure we are taking here in the state,' said Governor Whitmer. Governor Gretchen Whitmer today announced economic development grants for Superior Extrusion, Inc (SEI) to support the company's expansion and creation of 44 new jobs at its location at Sawyer International Airport in Forsyth Township (Marquette County) and a Transportation Economic Development (TEDF) grant that will support 304 new jobs announced earlier this year at Magna Electric Vehicle Structures - Michigan's (MEVSM) new manufacturing facility in the St.

City of st clair michigan mdot traffic safety grants