UPS is set to shut down two facilities in Kansas as it evaluates its network structure.

UPS is closing two facilities in Kansas—one in Dodge City on May 20 and another in Lawrence on June 17—as part of a strategy to streamline its U.S. operations. The company has not revealed how many employees will be affected but aims to help them find other positions. These closures are part of a broader effort to enhance efficiency, with UPS investing around $1 billion in automation and operational cuts since last year. UPS emphasized that its employees and customers remain priorities during this transition.