Page Trucking announces $514,000 investment, 10 new jobs at Morgantown facility
MORGANTOWN, Ky., – Page Trucking, a Keith Titus Corporation company, will expand its operations in Morgantown, creating 10 new jobs through a $514,000 investment in its existing facility.
According to a release by the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce, the project will help grow the facility and the establishment of a larger apprenticeship program in Morgantown.
The chamber says Page Trucking is “a leading provider of specialized bulk transportation and logistics.”
“This expansion represents our belief in Morgantown and in the people who make our operations successful every day,” said Piper Titus, chief financial officer at Page Trucking. “By investing in our facility and in a larger apprenticeship program, we are creating opportunities for residents to build rewarding, long-term careers in diesel technology and transportation. Our goal is to grow with this community—developing talent, supporting families, and delivering the reliable service our customers expect from Page Trucking.”
“Morgantown is proud to be the home of a company that continues to invest in our people and our future,” said Morgantown mayor Billy Phelps. “Page Trucking’s expansion, new jobs, and growing apprenticeship program demonstrate real confidence in our workforce and our community. This is exactly the kind of project that helps keep our young people here at home, building careers and families in Morgantown.”
“Page Trucking’s investment in Morgantown is a win on multiple fronts—new jobs, expanded facilities, and a stronger pipeline of skilled diesel technicians,” said Meredith Wilson, interim president and CEO of the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce. “By growing their apprenticeship program here, Page Trucking and Keith Titus Corporation are not only supporting their own long-term success, but they are also helping build the next generation of transportation and logistics talent for all of South Central Kentucky.”
Keith Titus Corporation, the parent company of Page Trucking, offers a Registered Diesel Apprentice Technician Program designed to develop the next generation of skilled diesel professionals through a structured blend of classroom instruction and hands-on training, according to the release. Apprentices gain real-world experience working alongside seasoned technicians while building essential skills in diagnostics, maintenance and repair of diesel equipment.
The chamber says this program “follows industry and apprenticeship standards, ensuring participants graduate with the knowledge, experience and credentials needed to succeed in today’s workforce.”
