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Grand Re-Opening and 5-Year Anniversary Celebration at GEICO Morris Plains

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The Grand Re-Opening and 5-Year Anniversary celebration for GEICO Morris Plains occurred on November 15, featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony with community leaders and customers. Mayor Jason Karr and Chamber Executive Frank L. Cahill praised the agency's commitment to local residents. Owner Christian Aracena expressed his appreciation, stating, "This celebration is not just about our business—it’s about the community that helped us grow. " Over five years, GEICO Morris Plains has expanded its offerings, becoming a trusted resource for various insurance needs.

The agency emphasizes fast customer service and competitive coverage options, reinforcing its local commitment. Aracena and his team thanked the community for their support, which has positioned the office as a dependable insurance resource. With a focus on personalized guidance, GEICO Morris Plains looks ahead to continued growth and community partnership. The event underscores the importance of local businesses in fostering community connections and trust.

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