For those of us that live away from a Post/Base the Case Lot Sales are a great opportunity to take advantage of the lower prices of a commissary. See below for dates of upcoming Case Lot sales. you can get more information at www.commissaries.com
September
September 1 – 4Camp Williams, Salt Lake City, UT
September 4 – 6Raleigh, NC
September 5 – 6Hancock Air Base – Syracuse, NY
September 6Caribou, ME
September 6 – 7Bradley ANGB, Hartford, CT
September 6 – 7Pease ANGS, NH
September 7Coleville, CA
September 12 – 14Fort Hood, TX
September 12 – 14Portland, OR
September 19 – 20Camp Atterbury, IN
September 20Stratton ANGB, Schenectady, NY
September 24Scottsbluff, NE
September 26 – 27St. George, UT
September 26 – 28Maui, HI
September 26 – 28Chattanooga, TN
September 26 – 28Fort Pickett, VA
September 27Willow Grove NAS, PA
September 27 – 28Toledo, OH
October
October 2Camp Fuji, Japan
October 2Yuma, AZ
October 3 – 4Monterey, CA
October 3 – 4Fort Snelling Military Reserve, MN
October 3 – 5Smyrna, TN
October 4Stewart ANGB, NY
October 4Fort Wayne, IN
October 4Topeka, KS
October 4 – 5Sioux City, IA
October 5Carson City, NV
October 10 – 12Redmond, OR
October 11Fargo, ND
October 16 – 18Island of Saipan, Saipan
October 17 – 18Lewiston , ID
October 17 – 19Klamath Falls, OR
October 17 – 19Hilo, HI
October 17 – 19Camp Mabry, Austin, TX
October 21Bethel, AK
October 23 – 25Camp Robinson, AR
October 26Yuma, AZ
October 30 – 31Helena, MT
November
November 1Helena, MT
November 1 – 2Fresno, CA
November 7 – 9Charlotte, NC
November 8 – 9Burlington, VT
November 14 – 16Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan
December
December 5 – 7Bismarck, ND
December 7Port Hueneme, CA
December 13 – 14Phoenix, AZ
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Thanks for posting this Shauna! I actually wrote an article about this for Military Spouse Magazine which will be in their October issue. The beauty of these Case Lot Sales is that you show up with your id and you can buy in bulk, get great savings AND TAX-FREE! So if you're nowhere near a military commissary, definitely consider going to one of these!
Sara Horn
Just as an aside…while commissaries are sales tax-free, there is a surcharge of 5% levied by the commissary, and that money is used for commissary construction, equipment and maintenance.Also, for you NG or Res wives who don't normally frequent the commissary, it's customary to tip your baggers, who will take your groceries to the car and load them in the car for you. Tipping levels vary, depending on how much you purchase and whom you ask
Pattie