Walmart commits more than $300 million to new Ohio fulfillment center for oversized goods
Walmart purchased nearly 100 acres in Warren County and expects the Turtlecreek center to complement its existing nearby fulfillment site, strengthening regional logistics and next‑day delivery for oversized items.
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Facility purpose: handle oversized, non‑sortable merchandise such as televisions and furniture.
Location specifics: 760 Encore Drive, Turtlecreek Township; complements an existing Monroe fulfillment center at 650 Gateway Boulevard.
Land acquisition: nearly 100 acres purchased to support the project.
Job creation: estimated 315 full‑time‑equivalent positions and ~$19.5M in new annual payroll.
Incentives: Ohio Tax Credit Authority approved a 1.662% nine‑year tax credit for the project.
Timing: No official opening date provided; job targets set for completion by Dec. 31, 2029.
Objective: strengthen next‑day delivery network for large items by situating inventory nearer customers.
Regional impact: cited as reinforcing I‑75 logistics corridor and existing Walmart operations in Greater Cincinnati.
Company comment: Karisa Sprague, SVP of Fulfillment Operations at Walmart U.S., framed the investment as improving speed and local inventory positioning.