Amazon warehouse comes to the Palouse

Pullman, WALocal News

Amazon's new delivery station, located at the intersection of Pullman Airport Road and Washington State Route 270, is designed to enhance same-day delivery for essential goods in rural areas. The 28,000-square-foot facility began operations this month and has already created hundreds of jobs. Farah Jad, an Amazon public relations specialist, stated that job openings are still available, which can be found at amazon. com/flexiblejobs. This delivery station is part of a $4 billion project focused on improving delivery speed across rural America.

Representative Mary Dye praised the facility as a transformative investment for the region, emphasizing its benefits for local residents. The project first garnered community attention last summer when Ambrose Property Group submitted plans to Whitman County. The new station allows residents to receive groceries and personal care items quickly, making everyday necessities more accessible. Amazon's commitment to rural delivery signifies a significant shift in logistics aimed at meeting the needs of underserved communities.

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