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w w w . i n s i g h t o n b u s i n e s s . c o m J u n e 2 0 14 • I nsIgh t | 39 want to put your best foot forward. We have visitors here, whether it's for conferences at the Radisson or people visiting companies like edaCare, and they are downtown and you want to set the right image for our community," she says. Industrial growth several manufacturers in the Fox Cities are also growing, expanding their facilities and hiring more employees. technical Prospects LLC in grand Chute recently opened a new $2 million training center that will eventually create 37 jobs. e two-story training center will enable the company to launch its training program for clinical and biomedical engineers who service siemens Medical Imaging Equipment. technical Prospects will train medical staff on how to service and maintain their own equipment, which will result in significant cost savings to hospitals and other medical facilities. In Kaukauna, Poly Flex broke ground in early May on a $4 million, 59,000-square-foot facility. e company is new to the area and the plastics manufacturing company was attracted to the area by the Fox Cities Regional Partnership. An estimated 40 jobs will be created when the manufacturer opens, says Larry Burkhardt, executive vice president of the partnership. "is one represents the first time we have been able to work on somebody coming from outside the area into this region, so we are very pleased about it," he says. FVTC projects move ahead Crews continue to work on construction projects approved by voters in a $66.5 million referendum in 2012 that expanded the main campus in grand Chute and outlined plans for the 75-acre Public safety training Center located at the Outagamie County Regional Airport in grand Chute. In the past year, changes at the main FVtC campus include the expansion of its service Motor Company Agriculture Center to help address an 87 percent growth in that program since 2008; the opening of a three-story health simulation & technology Center; and the expansion of its J.J. Keller transportation Center to meet increased demands in the automotive, diesel tech and truck driving industries. Construction at the main campus continues on its two-story student success Center, which will feature spaces for flexible and collaborative learning. at facility will open in August and has additional room for the college's growing general studies, adult basic education and English Language Learning programs. e Public safety training Center will open next year and includes training facilities for law enforcement, firefighting, emergency medical services and a mock village that will provide realistic settings for multi- agency scenario-based training. (920) 498-9300 | baylandbuildings.com | ■ COMMERCIAL ■ INDUSTRIAL ■ AGRICULTURAL