Warehouse and Logistical Services provides two essential services to the school district: the storage of goods common to the school system, and their distribution to the schools/departments. The relation to these two entities requires that they are combined to form a cohesive operation dedicated to serving the school system.

The district warehouse consists of a single building divided into three sections. The design of the building lends itself to the operation of the warehouse into separate but united parts for the storage of goods. One section of the warehouse is designated as a maintenance stockroom where many goods required by the Department of School Plants are stored. The other sections are used to store goods purchased in bulk where cost savings and timely distribution are deemed beneficial to the school system. Examples of this include custodial supplies, light bulbs, and furniture as well as many other consumables. The Warehouse also acts as a clearinghouse for goods ordered for the school system and disposes of all surplus goods.

The Logistical Services aspect of the operation consists of service vehicles and handling equipment necessary to distribute goods from the Warehouse to the schools and departments. Supply renders a delivery service to the schools and department which includes the set up of furniture, installation of equipment when time and talent permit, and the pick-up, and delivery of custodial supplies.