“Cemex’s modification plan will protect jobs and create hundreds more. Please protect our jobs.”
Tracy Cayler
34 years of service
2nd generation employee
Fresno County, CA
Cemex has announced a modification project to boost the local economy and create jobs by investing over $50 million over five years to upgrade its Fresno-area Rockfield plant and ready-mix operations. It also includes a reclamation plan that transforms land previously mined into open space to protect local habitats and wildlife for future generations.Â
This website introduces a project that protects over 200 existing jobs and creates hundreds more. It spotlights Cemex’s dedication to responsible mining practices, environmental sustainability, and the advantages of locally sourced aggregates, which are vital for economic development and making housing and public infrastructure more affordable.
To bring about this project, our employees are asking for your support.
For more than 100 years, the Rockfield Quarry has supported the demand for locally sourced aggregates, jobs, and economic growth. Today, Cemex employees are appealing to the public to protect their jobs.Â
Existing jobs and creates more
Tax revenue for public services
Demand for affordable housing
Local habitat, wildlife
Recreational access to the San Joaquin River
When operating at full capacity, the Modification Project will support over 750 direct and indirect jobs, generating millions in labor income annually.
Cemex has never mined the river, nor can it. To fracture rock, dynamite is never used.
Locally supplied construction aggregates make it more affordable to build homes, businesses, and public infrastructure.
Protect a reliable supply of construction aggregate that supports jobs and economic growth!
