2nd Surprise Home Depot opens up with 'board-cutting' ceremony
Company officials on hand to usher in newest store
An official "board cutting" helped usher in the new Home Depot on Cactus Road near Loop 303.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Members of the AZ Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention Battalion raise the American flag in front of Surprise’s second and newest Home Depot on April 2, while the Shadow Ridge High School marching band plays underneath the sign.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Homer, the Home Depot mascot, is flanked by Mayor Kevin Sartor and Economic Development Director Jeanine Jerkovic on April 2 at the grand opening of the city's newest Home Depot.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Shoppers fill the new Home Depot soon after its official grand opening and "board-cutting" ceremony on April 2.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Members of the AZ Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention Battalion and the Shadow Ridge High School marching band were among those in attendance for the grand opening of Surprise's second and newest Home Depot.
City and company officials held a “board-cutting” ceremony for the store, which is now open at 16601 W. Cactus Road.
Store General Manager Eric Gomez led the official cutting of the wood, which took the place of a traditional ribbon cutting.
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2nd Surprise Home Depot opens up with 'board-cutting' ceremony
Company officials on hand to usher in newest store
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
An official "board cutting" helped usher in the new Home Depot on Cactus Road near Loop 303.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Members of the AZ Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention Battalion raise the American flag in front of Surprise’s second and newest Home Depot on April 2, while the Shadow Ridge High School marching band plays underneath the sign.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Homer, the Home Depot mascot, is flanked by Mayor Kevin Sartor and Economic Development Director Jeanine Jerkovic on April 2 at the grand opening of the city's newest Home Depot.
Courtesy city of Surprise/Kris Cassens
Shoppers fill the new Home Depot soon after its official grand opening and "board-cutting" ceremony on April 2.
Members of the AZ Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention Battalion and the Shadow Ridge High School marching band were among those in attendance for the grand opening of Surprise's second and newest Home Depot.
City and company officials held a “board-cutting” ceremony for the store, which is now open at 16601 W. Cactus Road.
Store General Manager Eric Gomez led the official cutting of the wood, which took the place of a traditional ribbon cutting.
Surprise Mayor Kevin Sartor and City Councilmember Patrick Duffy lent hands during the cutting.
Home Depot’s Western Division president, regional vice president and district manager were on hand for the opening.
Todd Byard, the vice president of operations for the nonprofit HandsOn Greater Phoenix, also accepted a $5,000 check from Home Depot at the ceremony.
The nearly 110,000-square-foot warehouse will eventually be anchored by an EoS Fitness and a Fry’s grocery store in the Sycamore Farms neighborhood of Prasada.
Surprise has another Home Depot location at 13760 W. Bell Road.
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