HMGMA Contributes $25,000 to Support Water and Sewer Improvements in Bryan County's Groover Hill Neighborhood

Today Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) announced a $25,000 donation to Bryan County to support critical water and sewer infrastructure improvements in the Groover Hill neighborhood, a historic residential community adjacent to the Bryan County Megasite.

The contribution was formally presented to the Bryan County Board of Commissioners during its Nov. 10 meeting and will help the county meet its local funding requirements for a major infrastructure project valued at $1,143,780.

In September, the Georgia Department of Community Affairs awarded Bryan County a $1 million Community Development Block Grant to help fund the project. As a condition of the grant, Bryan County was required to provide matching and leveraged funds totaling $143,780. HMGMA’s contribution will help fulfill that requirement and advance the project toward completion.

As HMGMA’s closest neighboring community, Groover Hill was among the first communities the company engaged with as the Metaplant project took shape.

“From the earliest days of our development, this community welcomed conversations about our plans and shared its hopes for the future. Supporting these infrastructure improvements is one way we can invest in a neighborhood that has been part of our story from the beginning. We’re proud to help advance a project that will strengthen essential services and benefit residents for generations to come.”

As one of Bryan County’s newest corporate citizens, HMGMA remains committed to investing in local communities and supporting initiatives that enhance the well-being of residents throughout the region.

MEDIA CONTACTS:

Bianca Johnson
Manager, Communications & Public Relations
Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA)
Bianca.Johnson@hmgma.com
(912) 677-6027

About HMGMA

Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) is Hyundai Motor Group’s first dedicated Electrified Vehicle mass-production plant located in Bryan County, GA. The plant boasts a highly connected, automated, and flexible manufacturing system, which organically connects all elements of the EV ecosystem to realize customer value. All processes of production, including order collection, procurement, logistics and production, are optimized utilizing AI and data. The innovative manufacturing system also helps create a human-centered work environment with robots assisting human workers.