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Agency official announces schools reopen after swatting incident
Summary
An agency official announced that schools will reopen after a reported swatting incident, saying staff had been given "the all clear," there was "no credible threat," and more details will be provided later.
An agency official announced that all schools would reopen after a reported swatting incident, saying officials had been given "the all clear" and that there was "no credible threat." The official said students and staff were safe and that more details would be provided later.
The official said, "We've been given the all clear, and we are opening back all of our our schools," and described the episode as "a swatting incident again," adding, "I'll be back with a little bit more detail." They reiterated, "But no credible threat. Everybody's fine, and we are back open. Thank you." All quotes above are attributed to the agency official who spoke at the start of the session.
The brief announcement did not include a timeline for when officials would release additional information or identify who made the hoax report. No formal actions, motions, or votes were recorded in the provided transcript. The official indicated they would return with further details, and the situation was described as resolved for the moment.
