A major milestone for Buckeye was celebrated yesterday with the grand opening of Ross's new distribution center at Southern and Watson. Spanning nearly 1.8 million square feet, this facility is set to become one of the largest employers in the area, providing jobs for approximately 1,300 residents.
In addition to this significant development, the city recently hosted a successful job fair aimed at reducing commute times, attracting nearly 600 attendees and featuring 30 hiring companies. This event has proven to be a valuable resource for job seekers, facilitating numerous connections and job offers.
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Subscribe for Free Looking ahead, Buckeye is set to welcome a new shopping center at the southeast corner of Verrado and Roosevelt. Plans have been submitted for this project, which will be anchored by a Sprouts grocery store and a fitness center, promising to enhance the local shopping experience.
The city is also honoring its military residents through the Hometown Heroes banner program, with banners displayed along Monroe Street throughout the month. This initiative highlights the contributions of local service members.
On the health front, the city's HR department recently held a benefit fair, introducing new healthcare and dental providers that will offer lower costs to employees without additional expenses to the city. This change is expected to improve employee satisfaction and well-being.
Lastly, commendations were given to the fire and medical crews from Station 704 for their exceptional response to two recent cardiac arrest incidents, successfully saving lives in both cases. This remarkable achievement underscores the dedication and skill of Buckeye's emergency services.