Cerrowire expansion named finalist in Business Alabama Awards  

By Staff Reports  

The Cerrowire expansion project in Hartselle was named finalist in this year’s Business Alabama Awards for Project of the Year. The project saw the introduction of a cutting-edge 270,000-square-foot MC Cable production plant at the Morgan Center Business Park.  

The grand opening of the plant took place on June 13, 2023.  

“It’s just the beginning. We have plans to grow much further beyond this,” Cerrowire president Stewart Smallwood said at the time.   

The plant, which produces metal-clad cabling, is an expansion facility for the Hartselle company and was the first tenant at the multimillion-dollar business park since it opened in 2011.  

Cerrowire, founded in 1920 as Circle Flexible Conduit Co., has been headquartered in Hartselle since 1983. It also has plants in Georgia, Indiana and Utah. Cerrowire is a Marmon/Berkshire Hathaway company.  

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