Eugene
Eugene Police Department hosts family-friendly Halloween event at Marquis Assisted Living
Eugene, OR – Eugene Police Department is partnering with The Marquis Assisted Living and Memory Care to host a safe, family-friendly trick-or-treat event on Sunday, October 26, from 2 to 4 p.m.
The event will feature candy from EPD Patrol, Records, Volunteers in Policing, and more.
Attendees can meet officers, explore police vehicles, and enjoy curbside fun with staff in full Halloween spirit.
A special performance by the U.S. Navy Band, part of Navy Week, will also be included, adding music and entertainment to the festivities.
Families are encouraged to bring costumes and candy buckets for an afternoon of sweets, sounds, and smiles.
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