Warrick Operations is one of the largest aluminum smelting and fabricating facilities in the world. Alcoa's Primary Metals and Rigid Packaging divisions are located here, where aluminum sheet for beverage and food can ends and tabs are made along with other flat-rolled aluminum products, including metal used to make lithographic printing plates. The facility has more than 9,000 acres overall and there are enough building at the site to cover 120 acres.
What's New at Warrick
U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar names Warrick an "Energy Patriot"
For the work that Alcoa employees did in educating students in our community about energy conservation, U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar named Warrick Operations a winner of the “Lugar Energy Patriot” award. The veteran senator said he is pleased with the “initiative and leadership” that employees at Warrick Operations have demonstrated.
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Annual Report to the Community
The employees at Alcoa Warrick Operations have prepared an eight-page Community Report on some of the achievements and milestones.
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Alcoa Foundation scholarships awarded
Five children of employees at Alcoa Warrick Operations have been awarded four-year college scholarships from the Alcoa Foundation's Sons & Daughters Scholarship program.
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Warrick Operations earns Indiana Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence
Five Indiana companies have been recognized with the Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence for work they’ve done to identify and implement innovative environmental practices into their programs and facilities.
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Community Investments
Alcoa Foundation grants announced
Alcoa Warrick Operations has announced the recipients of the plant’s 2011 annual allocation from the Alcoa Foundation. Ninteen different non-profit organizations attended a presentation program at the Children's Museum of Evansville, one of the grant recipients. In total, the plant announced about $320,000 in Alcoa Foundation grants to new and existing, multi-year grant partners.
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