June 2018 Mauldin Report

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KOOPS, INC. EXPANDING MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS TO MAULDIN Koops, Inc., a manufacturer of automation systems, is growing its existing Greenville County production operations. The company’s $2.2 million investment is projected to create 20 new jobs over the next five years. Koops, Inc. is a full-service systems integrator that provides turnkey solutions from project conception to completion. The company features a variety of inhouse services, including 3D mechanical design, controls design, project management, machining, fabrication and production line integration, among others. “The City of Mauldin is pleased to welcome Koops, Inc., a manufacturer of automation systems, to our community,” said Mauldin Mayor Dennis Raines. “The addition of 20 new jobs and its $2.2 million expansion are a welcome investment in the city. Investments like these make our community and Greenville county a great place to call home.” “South Carolina’s workforce continues to demonstrate an unmatched excellence, especially in our growing manufacturing sector,” said Governor Henry McMaster. “I congratulate the innovative Koops, Inc. on their latest expansion in Greenville County and wish them years of continued success.” To prepare for an increasing demand for automation systems, Koops, Inc. will be moving into a larger building located at 25 Brookfield Oaks, Suite H in Mauldin, S.C. The move will allow the company to update its office space, add conference rooms, install a new crane and more. The project is expected to be completed by July 2018. “We are so excited to move into the new facility,” said Koops, Inc. CEO Paul Brinks. “This state-of-the-art building will help us better serve our customers’ needs and will allow us to increase our automation output. Greenville County has proved to be a lively, growing and business-friendly industrial environment that is suitable as a home for Koops, Inc.’s growth into the future.” The Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits related to the project. For more information on Koops, Inc., visit koops.com.
DEPARTMENT REPORT | POLICE May Motor Vehicle Accidents Traffic Enforcement 2017 2018 70 64 17 15 209 368 571 821 Total MVA MVA w. Injury Hazard Citations Warning Citations May Citations • No Seat Belt • No Child Restraint • Speeding Under 10 mph • Speeding Over 10 & Under 25 mph • Speeding Over 25 mph • Disregard Sign/Signal • Insurance Violations • Other Moving Violations 91 2 19 32 11 16 59 138 Criminal Offenses Reported YTD Rape 1 1 Murder 0 0 Arson** 1 1 Robbery 4 4 Assault & Battery HAN 16 11 Motor Vehicle Theft 15 18 Burglary 19 DUI 47 55 Assault & Battery 70 92 Larceny 149 131 Narcotic Violations 122 170 YTD Totals 2017 | 444 ** All statistics are compiled using figures at time of analysis. 22 2018 | 505
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