GEORGETOWN, Texas — The secure hold at Georgetown High School has been lifted after authorities determined a reported threat was not credible, police said.
The Georgetown Police Department said everyone was safe throughout the incident, but as a precaution, all students and staff were required to remain indoors and stay in their current locations while the situation was investigated
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In an update posted at 2:11 p.m., police said they gave Georgetown Independent School District the all-clear and that the threat was determined to be not credible.
Students can continue their school day as normal and are free to exit and enter exterior doors, according to the update. Shuttles between the Family Resource Center and Georgetown High School have also resumed.
CBS Austin reached out to the Georgetown Police Department and Georgetown Independent School District for additional information, including what prompted the secure hold.
This story is developing and will be updated as more information becomes available.