Firearm Scare at Everett Community College Resulted in a Short Lockdown My Everett News

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On November 21, 2025, Everett Community College (EVCC) and WSU Everett were placed on lockdown due to police activity linked to a firearm scare. The lockdown commenced at 12:57 p. m. after reports of suspicious activity on campus. Emergency alerts were issued to keep students and staff informed, and the lockdown was lifted by 1 p.

m. when authorities confirmed the situation was under control. No injuries or confirmed threats were reported, indicating effective crisis management. The incident underscores the importance of campus safety measures and timely communication with the community. Local law enforcement's rapid response also reflects a growing emphasis on preparedness in educational institutions.

Such events continue to raise awareness about safety protocols in schools nationwide.

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