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Dunkin’ Donuts Gets A Warm Welcome

By Christina Gaitan , Community Writer
April 28, 2025 at 01:49pm. Views: 631

On Saturday, April 26, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., the Colton Chamber of Commerce welcomed Dunkin’ Donuts to the City of Colton with a festive ribbon-cutting ceremony. Dozens of community supporters—including members of the Colton Police and Fire departments, elected officials, and Chamber Board members—gathered to celebrate the new store’s grand opening.

Councilmember Dr. G presented a Certificate of Recognition on behalf of Mayor Javier Navarro and the Colton City Council to Carlos Aguilera, Director of Operations, and “Tripp,” the store manager. With a cheer from the crowd, the ribbon was cut, officially marking Dunkin’ Donuts’s debut in Colton.

Guests enjoyed free swag giveaways and a special promotion: the first 100 visitors received free coffee for a year. A live DJ and entertainment kept energy high throughout the morning, while representatives from the Colton Police and Fire departments offered additional branded giveaways.

 

The Colton Chamber of Commerce extends its best wishes to Dunkin’ Donuts for a prosperous future here in Colton. For more information on ribbon-cuttings or grand openings, please contact Christina at Christina@coltonchamber.org. To explore Chamber membership and volunteer opportunities, visit us on Facebook at facebook.com/ColtonChamber or online at www.coltonchamber.org.

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