What happened
WARN reporting identified planned closures of Temco flatbed-delivery operations in Texas, Florida, and Georgia, with 223 positions affected across the three states. The Texas action included a Dallas-area location and was scheduled for September 26.
The records describe announced employment actions. They do not establish that every separation occurred exactly as scheduled.
Who is affected
The notices concern workers at the listed delivery operations. Public reporting did not provide a complete position-by-position breakdown, so this article does not describe all 223 jobs as driver jobs.
Temco became part of The Home Depot in 2023. That ownership link does not mean the notices apply to every Home Depot delivery operation or store.
What it means for drivers
Drivers considering work after a contract or terminal closure should confirm the employing entity, location, equipment type, pay structure, and whether a role is employee or contractor work before accepting an offer.
Affected workers can consult the state WARN and workforce-agency resources for official notices, unemployment information, and reemployment services.
Primary sources and supporting records
- Texas Workforce Commission: WARN NoticesPrimary state WARN index • Checked September 10, 2026 at 11:36 PM
- FloridaCommerce: WARN noticesPrimary state WARN index • Checked September 10, 2026 at 11:36 PM
- The U.S. Sun: Home Depot delivery arm closes after notifying workers of layoffsSecondary reporting and cross-state total • Published 2026-07-30 • Checked September 10, 2026 at 11:36 PM
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