“We are excited about Mid-City Supply’s re-investment in Michigan City and their commitment to our community. This is a family-owned business that has grown exponentially and sees a great economic future in being a part of Michigan City. We truly appreciate their vision and investment,” said Michigan City Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch.

Mid-City Supply invested $1.6 million in the project, expanding the new building to 18,600 square feet from its original 10,500 square feet, a press release from Mid-City Supply said. The building features an exterior hydronic snow-melt system for enhanced visitor safety as well as in-floor radiant interior heating for increased comfort and high efficiency, the company said.

“It was time for a fresh look, and we’re proud to do our part to help beautify the city,” said Jordan New, Mid-City Supply’s CEO.

“Mid-City Supply Company’s expansion is a testament to the thriving and supportive business climate in Michigan City,” said Clarence Hulse, executive director of the Economic Development Corporation of Michigan City. “We look forward to continuing our long and productive relationship with them.”