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Western Extrusions awarded Business of the Year 2022

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The Chamber presented Carrollton-based manufacturing company Western Extrusions Corporation with the Business of the Year Award honoring businesses who do an extraordinary job for their employees, provide employee incentives for staying with the company, offer additional training that leads to promotion, or gives back through community involvement. Winners are voted on by the Chamber Board […]

Western Extrusions Donates to Life-Saving Smoke Alarm Program

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Thanks to a donation of $15,000 from Carrollton-based manufacturing company Western Extrusions, Carrollton Fire Rescue (CFR) will be able to purchase and install 1,000 free smoke alarms in homes throughout especially at-risk areas of the City. The donation and the alarms will support CFR’s long-term goal of a more robust community smoke alarm program. “The […]

Western Extrusions receive 2021 City of Carrollton Environmental Distinction Award.

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The City of Carrollton Environmental Services Department recognized Western Extrusions for their commitment to environmental principles and efforts in creating and maintaining a sustainable community. This award is given to organizations that display leadership in creating a sustainable future in their facilities and in the community through commitment to compliance, demonstration of enhanced pollution prevention […]

250,000 Meals to our Carrollton Neighbors

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As the need in our community increases, our focus is on helping those in crisis. We are committed to keep serving the needs of our community. Western Extursions is proud to partner with Metrocrest Services in helping provide 250,000 meals to our neighbors. “Building a stronger community together”. This is a time when the strength […]

Carrollton Company’s Donation to Launch Life-Saving PulsePoint System

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Thanks to a generous donation of $17,642 from Carrollton-based manufacturing company Western Extrusions to the North Texas Emergency Communications Center (NTECC), Carrollton citizens trained in CPR will soon be able to respond to other residents experiencing a cardiac event through a free app called PulsePoint. When NTECC receives a cardiac call, PulsePoint will search the […]