Domino’s Pizza Opens First North Pole Location

The store is hiring ten customer service representatives, twenty delivery drivers, assistant managers, and pizza makers. “Our stores are fun, fast-paced, and full of opportunities,” says Dobb, who owns franchise locations throughout Alaska and Canada. “Whether you’re an elf looking for extra holiday cash or a reindeer ready to dash, we’ve got a spot for you!”

The nearest Domino’s Pizza locations had been the two in Fairbanks; the North Pole restaurant is the thirteenth in Alaska. North Pole already has Pizza Hut and Great Alaska Pizza Company outlets.

Throughout the month until the grand opening on December 20, Dobb is hosting a community food drive, collecting nonperishable food for the Fairbanks Community Food Bank to support families across the Tanana Valley. “We want to be an active part of the North Pole community,” says Dobb. “While we’re here to make, bake, and serve delicious pizza, we also want to be a restaurant that invests back into our neighborhoods.”

On the Saturday before Christmas, the restaurant will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony with festive face painting, gifts for children, and a bargain price for a medium one-topping pizza.

Dobb says, “We’re excited to bring even more cheer to the area, through the magic of pizza.”

Founded in 1960, Domino’s Pizza is the largest pizza company in the world, with global retail sales of more than $19.7 billion in the trailing four quarters ended September 7, 2025. The chain has more than 21,700 stores in more than ninety markets, and independent franchise owners accounted for 99 percent of Domino’s stores as of the end of the third quarter of 2025.