KCSA Good Neighbor Awards

 

Excellent Achievement in Community Relations

Heidelberg Materials - Russellville Quarry

 

 

Excellent Achievement in Community Relations

Heidelberg Materials - Upton Quarry

 

Excellent Achievement in Beautification, Plant Productivitiy & Community Relations

Heidelberg Materials - Mount Vernon Quarry

 

Excellent Achievement in Plant Productivitiy & Community Relations

Heidelberg Materials - Laurel Quarry

 

Located in Logan County, Kentucky, the Russellville Quarry has been proudly operating since 1929, producing over 700,000 tons of crushed stone each year for Logan County and surrounding communities. Heidelberg Materials Midwest Aggregates believes in being more than just a local business—it’s a dedicated neighbor committed to community partnership and environmental care.

Community Relations

The Russellville team actively supports local organizations, donating stone and funds to the Russellville Rural Volunteer Fire Department, Logan County sports teams, and local youth programs. They have also contributed to the Logan County Sheriff’s Department to support educational programs on drug prevention, child abuse, and bullying, and to the Isaiah 117 House, which helps children transitioning into foster care.

To enhance the surrounding area, the quarry is building berms to improve the view for nearby residents, demonstrating respect for the community and environment. As a long-time employer in the region, Heidelberg Materials values its employees, neighbors, and the generations to come—working every day to build a stronger, safer, and more sustainable future for all.

Located in Hardin County, Kentucky, the Upton Quarry has been proudly serving the region since 1914, producing approximately 700,000 tons of crushed stone each year for surrounding counties. Heidelberg Materials Midwest Aggregates is deeply committed to community involvement and environmental responsibility—core values that define its long-standing reputation as a good neighbor.

Community Relations

The Upton team actively supports and participates in local events, including Upton Days, Hodgenville and Upton community Trick-or-Treating, and elementary school activities that bring joy to local students. They also contribute to youth recreation through donations to the local baseball league. Demonstrating care for the environment and nearby residents, the quarry recently paved its entrance to help eliminate trackout and keep neighboring roads clean.

As a long-time employer and dedicated community partner, Heidelberg Materials values its employees, neighbors, and future generations—continuing its mission to build lasting connections and a brighter future for all.

Serving Rockcastle County, Kentucky since 1908, the Mount Vernon Quarry has been a cornerstone of the local community, supporting growth and fostering strong neighborly relationships. Heidelberg Materials prioritizes community engagement, safety, and environmental stewardship in every aspect of its operations.

Community Relations

The quarry actively supports local initiatives, including donations to the Rockcastle County Sheriff’s Department for the National Child Safety Council, contributions to the Rockcastle County Fire Department, participation in elementary school career days, and providing assistance to neighbors in need, such as repairing a driveway for an elderly resident.

Plant Productivity

Safety is a top priority at Mount Vernon Quarry. Employees participate in weekly toolbox meetings and an annual Safety Week, covering topics like fall protection, fire extinguisher use, SPCC, and water discharge. Both managers and vendors collaborate to ensure ongoing training and workplace safety.

Beautification

The quarry also focuses on property appearance and security, recently installing new entrance gates and maintaining a welcoming, well-kept environment for the community. As a long-time employer, Heidelberg Materials values its employees, neighbors, and future generations, remaining committed to building a safe, thriving, and sustainable community.

Serving Shopville, Kentucky and surrounding areas since 1981, the Laurel Quarry has been a vital part of Eastern Kentucky’s growth, balancing production with community care and environmental responsibility. Heidelberg Materials prioritizes minimizing impact on neighbors, including installing a wheel wash system to reduce track-out from customer trucks onto public roads.

Community Relations

Community engagement is a cornerstone of Laurel Quarry’s philosophy. The site supports local initiatives including the Southern Middle School Robotics Team, Somerset Fire Department during Fire Prevention Week, and the Pulaski County Archery Team. Additionally, Heidelberg employees contribute to programs that help local families enjoy the holiday season.

Plant Productivity

Safety is central to operations. Employees participate in weekly toolbox meetings and an annual Safety Week, covering topics such as fall protection, SPCC, water discharge, and fire extinguisher use, with involvement from both managers and vendors to maintain a strong culture of safety.

Through ongoing safety training, environmental care, and meaningful community support, Laurel Quarry exemplifies Heidelberg Materials’ commitment to being a trusted neighbor and a positive force in the community.