DeWitt Tilton Group joined Precision Ball Group USA, elected officials,
community leaders, project partners, and members of the media on Aug. 6 to celebrate the groundbreaking of new Preciball High Precision Manufacturing facility in Sylvania, Georgia.

The ceremony marked the beginning of a significant investment in Screven County and Georgia's growing manufacturing sector. The project represents a $17.6 million investment and is expected to create more than 50 new jobs, reinforcing the region's continued economic growth and commitment to advanced manufacturing.

Among those in attendance were U.S. Congressman Rick W. Allen, Georgia State Senator Max Burns, local and state dignitaries, community leaders, project partners, and members of the press, all of whom gathered to recognize the importance of the project and its impact on the future of the region.

Speakers emphasized the importance of continued investments in Georgia’s economic sector and the opportunities that this project will create for Screven County. The ceremony emphasized Georgia as being a key region for industrial growth and the continued efforts to drive economic development throughout the state.

"It is truly an honor to be working with Don Peak and the Preciball team once again,” said Chris Tilton, President of Dewitt Tilton Group. “We built the original building for Preciball back in 2015 and have, since completed a number of projects at the existing facility. Our relationship is one that is built on mutual trust and professionalism and we look forward to continuing this relationship into the future.”

The new facility will include approximately 12,500 square feet of finished office/lab space and approximately 37,500 square feet of manufacturing floor space. Construction is now underway, with the new facility poised to further strengthen manufacturing capabilities while contributing to the continued economic development of Screven County and the State of Georgia.