Two closed BPLP offices have reopened recently. The offices in Mammoth Spring, Ark., and Warsaw, Mo., are once again staffed and open to the public.
The office at 187 US Hwy 63 South in Mammoth Spring is just south of the Missouri-Arkansas border. It reopened in October and is staffed Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Previously a propane-only plant, the location now offers bulk fuel and lubricant products, as well. Plant Manager Matthew Warren oversees the Mammoth Spring office in addition to Gainesville, Mountain Home, West Plains and Willow Springs.
“We acquired our Mammoth Spring operations several years ago during an acquisition, and the office was closed and merged with our West Plains plant to reduce overhead,” says Trevor Honeycutt, southeast district manager. “The area has a great deal of residential propane business, and we have seen significant interest in our reopening.”
The Warsaw plant, which reopened on Nov. 17, is located at 27010 Hwy 65 in Warsaw. It is open Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Stuart Dowdy is managing the Warsaw plant in addition to Cole Camp and Windsor.
“We know there’s demand in the Warsaw area based on the number of customers we’ve picked up in this part of the state over the last couple of years,” says Luke Fitzpatrick, west central district manager. “We are starting with two days of office hours, and we will be tracking the needs of our customer base around Warsaw to determine whether we should expand our hours of operation.”
