Twenty years ago the Yakima Valley celebrated the opening of Walmart Distribution #7021, an 800,000-square-foot grocery fulfillment center that employed 400 hourly associates and served 42 stores in three states. Today, the Distribution
The Supporting Investment in Economic Development (SIED) Program propels infrastructure projects forward, stimulating private investment and creating jobs. Earlier this year, the City of Moxee was awarded a $718,702 grant and $718,702 loan
In March 2024 a delegation from Yakima County visited Washington, D.C. advocating for funding for prioritized transportation projects. The delegation included representatives from the DRYVE TRANS-ACTION Group. Members of the delegation include: (Left
The Center for Advanced Manufacturing Puget Sound (CAMPS) is hosting its Manufacturing Accelerator at Yakima Chief Hops on April 10 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. No Cost Registration Here The Manufacturing Accelerator
2023 was a busy year for Yakima County’s Supporting Investment in Economic Development (SIED) Program. 2023 marked a significant stride forward for our county. The following projects represent a concerted effort to enhance
Take your supervisory skills to the next level. Human Resources & Management Solutions (HRMS) is taking registrations for their upcoming Supervisory Training. What to Expect: Our highly interactive training courses are more than
Community Impact: The Childcare Accelerator Program is more than just a single event; it’s a key part of our ongoing efforts to provide sustained support to childcare providers. Yakima County Development Association (YCDA)
Calling all entrepreneurs! Launch your startup journey with Dave Parker’s five-month Trajectory Series. These after-hour zoom sessions will provide you the insight you need to tell your story and do the research that
Yakima County Development Association (YCDA) assists in bringing more jobs to Sunnyside WA. We’re thrilled to share exciting news with our community! Manzana Products Co., Inc., a leading apple processing company with a
The COVID pandemic forever changed the labor market. Even though businesses don’t want to hear it, the world of work isn’t going back to the way things were. To remain competitive in this
