Shelter-in-Place Order Issued for Glenwood Meadows

What is a shelter-in-place order?

A shelter-in-place order is an emergency order that requires people to stay indoors and avoid all non-essential travel. This type of order is typically issued when there is a threat to public safety, such as a natural disaster, chemical spill, or active shooter situation.

Why was a shelter-in-place order issued for Glenwood Meadows?

The shelter-in-place order was issued for the Glenwood Meadows area due to a police response to a reported active shooter situation.

What should you do if you are in the affected area?

If you are in the affected area, you should follow the following instructions:

• Stay indoors and lock all doors and windows.
• Close all blinds and curtains.
• Turn off all lights.
• Avoid using landlines or cell phones, as this could interfere with emergency communications.
• Monitor news and social media for updates.
• If you see or hear anything suspicious, call 911 immediately.

When will the shelter-in-place order be lifted?

The shelter-in-place order will be lifted when the police have determined that the threat has passed.

What resources are available to those affected by the shelter-in-place order?

The following resources are available to those affected by the shelter-in-place order:

• The American Red Cross is providing shelter and food assistance to those in need.
• The Salvation Army is providing emotional and spiritual support to those affected by the order.
• The City of Glenwood Springs is providing updates on the situation and resources available to residents.

How can I stay informed about the situation?

You can stay informed about the situation by monitoring news and social media. You can also sign up for emergency alerts from the City of Glenwood Springs.

What is the latest information on the situation?

The latest information on the situation is available on the City of Glenwood Springs website.