Meijer is investing more than $400 million in new and remodeled stores this year across the Midwest, Chief Executive Officer Hank Meijer announced.

Four West Michigan Meijer stores are among those being remodeled.

The West Michigan Meijer stores being remodeled are in Greenville, Holland, Ionia and Standale.

The other Michigan Meijer stores being remodeled are:

Southeast Michigan

• Royal Oak
• Roseville
• Shelby Twp.
• Wixom
• Lapeer
• Port Huron
• Southfield
• Marysville
• Allen Park
• Warren
• Lenox Twp.
• Clinton Twp.
• White Lake Twp.

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• Hampton Twp., MI (Bay City)
• Burton, MI (Flint)
• Scio Twp., MI (near Ann Arbor)

Additional remodeling projects will take place in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne.

The remodel projects include improved store layouts, expanded grocery, and health and beauty sections, as well as lighting, heating, refrigeration and parking lot improvements. The changes will also create more energy-efficient stores.

"We are pleased to continue to grow and invest in the Midwest communities that have supported us for so long," Hank Meijer said.

There will be a total of nine new Meijer supercenters and 32 different remodel projects. Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Wisconsin will each welcome new Meijer supercenters later this year.

The new Meijer supercenters opening in 2016 are:

• Owensboro, Ky.
• Evansville, Ind.
• Indianapolis, Ind.
• Round Lake Beach, Ill.
• Flossmoor, Ill.
• Sturgis, Mich.
• Flat Rock, Mich.
• Sussex, Wis.
• Waukesha, Wis.

The opening of each new Meijer store represents as many as 300 full- and part-time jobs. Since 2010, Meijer has opened 36 new stores, and remodeled dozens of others.