Surprise honors local veterans with Hometown Heroes banners
new banners are displayed on select light posts and can be seen during the city’s annual Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 11.
Submitted/city of Surprise
Banners will remain in place through March 2027.
Submitted/city of Surprise
Banners are displayed around Surprise Community Park and the Surprise Regional Library.
The city of Surprise recognizes local veterans through its Hometown Heroes Banner Program, honoring the men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces.
The new banners are displayed on select light posts and can be seen during the city’s annual Veterans Day Parade Nov. 11.
They will remain in place through March 2027 around Surprise Community Park and the Surprise Regional Library, creating a visible tribute to local veterans, recognizing their service and dedication to our country.
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The city of Surprise recognizes local veterans through its Hometown Heroes Banner Program, honoring the men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces.
The new banners are displayed on select light posts and can be seen during the city’s annual Veterans Day Parade Nov. 11.
They will remain in place through March 2027 around Surprise Community Park and the Surprise Regional Library, creating a visible tribute to local veterans, recognizing their service and dedication to our country.
Select veterans were identified with assistance from the city of Surprise Veterans, Disability and Human Services Commission.
Individuals with city banners honoring their service, sacrifice and contributions:
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