Key Industries

A 40-acre state-of-the-art industrial facility on the I-90 corridor just west of the Spokane County line, constructed for heavy industrial commercial use with an access easement from the freeway exit directly to the site. The anchor tenant is the Barr-Tech Organic Processing Facility, which promotes responsible, local organic recycling by processing green waste, food material, and municipal biosolids using an aerated static pile composting system. The technology is all natural, chemical free, and reduces the production of harmful greenhouse gasses; the resulting compost is sold on the retail market. The park, 22 miles from Spokane’s metropolitan area, draws materials from eastern Washington and northern Idaho.

The 40-acre Odessa Industrial Park is owned and managed by the Odessa Public Development Authority. Located 16 miles north of Interstate 90 (Exit 206) and 1 mile south of the town of Odessa, the park fronts State Highway 21 and focuses on agriculture-related industries. Current leaseholders include two grass seed producers, a USDA certified livestock processing facility, and a garbanzo bean merchandiser. There are 20 acres available for expansion within the park and an additional 160 acres available across from the park, on the opposite side of Highway 21.

A privately owned 200+ acre parcel divided by Interstate 90 and immediately east of the Sprague freeway interchange and State Highway 23 was annexed into the city limits in 2014 and is within a Business Park District Zone. Highway 23 access has been granted by the WSDOT. The property’s proximity to Interstate 90 makes it ideal for warehousing or distribution activities.

The Davenport Municipal Airport will begin a $5.2 million expansion and rehabilitation project in 2020 that will allow for a proposed light industrial park directly north of the airport.