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Foley Equipment Opens New Facility in Salina, Kansas

Wed August 08, 2018 - Midwest Edition #16
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(L-R): Foley Chief Financial Officer Charlotte Kerner, Salina Deputy City Manager Mike Schrage, City Councilwoman Melissa Rose Hodges, Foley CEO Ann Konecny, Salina Mayor Karl Ryan, Chief Legal Officer Doug Stuhlsatz and Chief Operating Officer Shane Ham perform the ribbon-cutting.
(L-R): Foley Chief Financial Officer Charlotte Kerner, Salina Deputy City Manager Mike Schrage, City Councilwoman Melissa Rose Hodges, Foley CEO Ann Konecny, Salina Mayor Karl Ryan, Chief Legal Officer Doug Stuhlsatz and Chief Operating Officer Shane Ham perform the ribbon-cutting.
(L-R): Foley Chief Financial Officer Charlotte Kerner, Salina Deputy City Manager Mike Schrage, City Councilwoman Melissa Rose Hodges, Foley CEO Ann Konecny, Salina Mayor Karl Ryan, Chief Legal Officer Doug Stuhlsatz and Chief Operating Officer Shane Ham perform the ribbon-cutting. 
 Austin Lebien (L) and Doug Wilson, both of Lebien Seeding & Fencing, take a tour of the outside of the new facility. (L-R): Marc Wingo of Grain Belt, Jim Howard of Howard Building and Dennis Ensz of 3-D Trenching & Backhoe take a look around the facility. 
 (L-R):  Laramie Childs, Mike Blick, Aaron Taylor, Neil Tittle and Nyle Reinert, all of Lyons Salt Co., like what they see at the new facility.
 Carey Casper of the Ottawa County Highway Department and Charles Kiefer of All About Construction, look over this Cat 239 tracked skid steer in the lobby of the new Salina facility.
 Gayle and Dennis Dumler of Walt’s Service brought grandson Brody to the grand opening.
 Bob Hoffman Jr. of Hoffman Construction tours the new Salina facility located just off I-70 and Ohio Street.
 Enjoying the barbecue lunch at the grand opening are Kris Jones (L) of North Central Kansas Technical College and Jon Robinson of Foley Industries.
 Justin and Amy Rutz of Rutz Construction have a look at this Cat 236D track skid steer.
 Marvin Brobst of Brobst Construction, who has been operating heavy equipment since he was 14, came to see the latest on Cat iron.
 Mike Phelps of Foley Industries gives a tour to customers at the new Salina facility.
 This vintage Cat sign was originally located at Foley’s first location at 201 W. Pacific in Salina, Kan.
 Lewis Erickson (C), retired CFO of Foley Industries, stands with the contractors who built the facility for Foley; on the left is project superintendent Bryce Case, and on the right is Todd Dumler, project manager, both of Conco Construction. 
 (L-R): Garrett Clay, sales manager of Foley Industries, and Ann Konecny, CEO of Foley Industries, welcome Roger Koehn to the grand opening of the new Salina facility.
 Bill Ring (C) of the Ellis County Highway Department is welcomed to the grand opening celebration by Foley Industries’ Jeff Smarsh (L) and Jeff Wood.
 Ryan Standley (L) of Foley Industries chats with Sandra (C) and Adrian Moberly. 
 Enjoying the grand opening celebration are Darren Williams of the Barton County Highway Department, Jay Wade of Foley Industries and Roger Prochaska of Fairview Township.
 Garrett Clay (L), sales manager of Foley Industries, gives a tour of the new Salina facility to Ed and Sheila Bate of Piping Technology Co.

Foley Equipment, a Caterpillar dealer in Kansas and northwest Missouri, hosted customers, employees, government officials and local supporters and friends at the grand opening of its new Salina facility.

Foley Equipment has proudly served the Salina community since 1956. Construction started on the company's newest location off I-70 on Ohio Street in July of 2017.

“We very much appreciate all the efforts of the city of Salina administration in working with us to make today a reality,” said Chief Executive Officer Ann Konecny. “Our new facility here represents our long-term commitment to being our customers' and employees' first choice.”

Officially opened for business on July 2, the company's 33,000-sq.-ft. site more than doubles the square footage of Foley Equipment's previous location. The new climate-controlled facility offers an expanded parts warehouse and space to service 14 vehicles at one time. The entire facility incorporates state-of-the-art technology to provide an enhanced customer experience.

The new service shop at the Salina facility offers over 23,500 sq. ft. and a 2640 sq. ft. wash bay.

For more information, visit www.FoleyEq.com.

CEG




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