Co-Line made it Facebook official by announcing the addition of a fuel station to be built northeast of the current campus on the corner of farmland purchased from Dennis and Lisa Dunsbergen along T-33. After nearly two years of “red tape,” dirt work finally began in July.

The announcement has spurred a lot of comments from future employees as well as community members. Co-Line intends to have the pumps open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The fuel station will offer on and off road diesel, super unleaded, premium, E85, E15/unleaded 88, and DEF. There will be one main, two-sided high flow semi bay for three semis to utilize at one time. At this time, there will be no convenience store, but the site plans were drawn up to possibly add one at a later date.

Current and future employees will receive discounted fuel through a card system that is still being developed. The fuel station will also be open to the public using debit or credit cards. The fuel station is anticipated to open in late 2026.