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Members of the Shelton Police Department spent June 26 enjoying some good conversation and even better wood-fired pizza with residents at Crosby Commons. Chef Hector made his famous pizzas, and the officers left with a special token of the residents’ appreciation. This is the second year Crosby Commons has hosted members of the department. The residents got to interact and even sit in a police car. The officers that could not make the visit were sent pizzas to bring back to the station.
Members of the Shelton Police Department spent June 26 enjoying some good conversation and even better wood-fired pizza with residents at Crosby Commons. Chef Hector made his famous pizzas, and the officers left with a special token of the residents’ appreciation. This is the second year Crosby Commons has hosted members of the department. The residents got to interact and even sit in a police car. The officers that could not make the visit were sent pizzas to bring back to the station.
Members of the Shelton Police Department spent June 26 enjoying some good conversation and even better wood-fired pizza with residents at Crosby Commons. Chef Hector made his famous pizzas, and the officers left with a special token of the residents’ appreciation. This is the second year Crosby Commons has hosted members of the department. The residents got to interact and even sit in a police car. The officers that could not make the visit were sent pizzas to bring back to the station.
Members of the Shelton Police Department spent June 26 enjoying some good conversation and even better wood-fired pizza with residents at Crosby Commons. Chef Hector made his famous pizzas, and the officers left with a special token of the residents’ appreciation. This is the second year Crosby Commons has hosted members of the department. The residents got to interact and even sit in a police car. The officers that could not make the visit were sent pizzas to bring back to the station.
Members of the Shelton Police Department spent June 26 enjoying some good conversation and wood-fired pizza with residents at Crosby Commons. Chef Hector made his “famous” pizzas and the officers left with a special token of the residents’ appreciation. This is the second year Crosby Commons has hosted members of the department. The residents got to interact and even sit in a police car. The officers that could not make the visit were sent pizzas taken back to the station.
