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The police department’s parking lot was filled with excitement as the Oregon Wood Fired Pizza Truck made a special visit

Eugene, OR – EPD officials released a statement, saying that the truck arrived to treat the officers to delicious custom pizzas, cooked fresh on the spot.
This generous gesture was courtesy of Papé, in recognition of the department’s commitment, hard work, and partnership within the community.
Officers enjoyed the savory pizzas, expressing their gratitude for the thoughtful appreciation.
The event provided a much-needed morale boost and an opportunity for the officers to come together in a relaxed setting.
The Eugene Police Department extended a heartfelt thank you to Papé for their incredible support and the delicious meal, which left everyone feeling grateful and energized.
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