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Old Dominion Freight Line has relocated its Fort Smith Service Center to a larger facility that will enable the company to maintain growth in western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma.
The 52-door service center employs more than two dozen people, and is located in Fort Chafee Industrial Park at 8101 Flagstone Road. Old Dominion has maintained a presence in the area for nine years.
“This expanded, state-of-the-art service center will enable us to sustain Old Dominion’s steady growth in the region,” said Chris Kelley, Vice President of the Central States Region at Old Dominion. “With the increased space, we will continue providing customers with excellent customer service, including Old Dominion’s industry-leading delivery rates and claims ratios.”
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