Chattanooga State Community College in Tennessee is under lockdown following a Tiger Alert. The situation is ongoing, with emergency responders actively managing the situation. Here’s what we know so far.
Chattanooga State Community College issued a Tiger Alert at 9:52 a.m. on Thursday. The alert signaled a serious emergency situation on campus. The college advised everyone to stay indoors, lock doors and shelter in place.
The initial announcement was followed by an update. Authorities instructed the campus community to remain in lockdown until further notice. They advised anyone with medical emergencies or personal crises to contact campus security.
At 12:04 p.m., the college confirmed the lockdown was still in effect. Emergency services, including at least five police vehicles and two firetrucks, are stationed outside the campus on Amnicola Highway in Hamilton County. A thorough search of the campus is underway.
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Emergency response teams are actively managing the situation. The Chattanooga Police Department has not released additional information at this time.
A «Tiger Alert» is a type of emergency notification used by colleges to inform students, faculty, and staff of serious situations. These alerts are designed to ensure safety and prompt immediate action.
Such alerts can be issued for various emergencies, including security threats or safety concerns. They are part of a