The local Hughes operation is a subsidiary of Hughes Supply Corp., which operates in more than 30 states. The company sells 200,000 construction-related items.
Scott Technologies, a fire and aviation safety equipment maker, is scouting the region for a new and larger headquarters site for its Monroe plant, which now employs more than 400. Scott plans to spend up to $11 million for a complex that would include a building of at least 200,000 sf.
The Monroe City Council is considering incentive packages that would encourage both companies to stay in the area.
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