A new Amazon delivery station in Brownsville is now operational, expanding the company’s last-mile network in the Rio Grande Valley and improving delivery speeds across the region.

The 62,000-square-foot facility began operations last week.
“The wait is over, Brownsville!” Mayor John Cowen said in a statement. “Amazon’s new delivery station on FM 511 is officially OPEN, bringing faster deliveries and continued economic growth to our community.”
Cowen said the site strengthens the region’s logistics network and improves how quickly goods move through the area.
Delivery stations handle the final step in Amazon’s fulfillment process. Packages arrive from larger fulfillment and sortation centers, are organized on-site, and then dispatched for delivery to homes and businesses.
The Brownsville location is part of Amazon’s broader expansion across Texas.
Since 2010, the company reports it has created more than 86,500 full- and part-time jobs statewide and invested more than $84.3 billion in infrastructure and employee compensation.
Amazon estimates those investments have contributed $97.7 billion to the Texas economy and supported more than 65,000 indirect jobs across industries including construction, transportation, and professional services.
Growing logistics footprint

Courtesy of | City of Brownsville
The new site reflects continued investment in logistics infrastructure across the Rio Grande Valley, where cross-border trade, population growth, and consumer demand are driving distribution needs.
Unlike large fulfillment centers that store inventory, delivery stations are designed for speed and proximity. That approach has become increasingly important as expectations for same-day and next-day delivery continue to rise.
The Brownsville facility also aligns with broader industrial growth in the region, including warehouse development and trade activity tied to nearby ports of entry.
Local impact
Amazon did not disclose employment figures for the Brownsville site. Delivery stations typically support a mix of on-site workers and contracted drivers focused on sorting and dispatching packages.
Located along FM 511, the facility provides direct access to key corridors, allowing for efficient distribution across the city and nearby communities.
With the site now operational, Brownsville becomes more directly integrated into Amazon’s delivery network — a shift that reflects the region’s growing role in logistics and distribution.
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