ST. GEORGE, Utah — St. George police say the lockdown that impacted multiple schools on Tuesday have been lifted following an investigation finding no credible threat.
The lockdowns were prompted following an alleged bomb threat being called into a local high school.
According to the St. George Police Department, an investigation is underway after the threat to Desert Hills High School. Along with the high school, Desert Hills Middle School, and Bloomington Hills Elementary, preschool, and seminary buildings were also on lockdown.
Lockdown for a school means that students and staff are carrying on as normal, but nobody is able to enter or leave the building.
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