On July 30th, the University of Tennessee Southern will host a significant active threat drill in partnership with several local agencies, including the Giles County Sheriff’s Department, Pulaski Police Department, Department of Homeland Security, Pulaski Fire Department, and Giles County Emergency Services, which encompasses EMS, OEM, and County Fire and Rescue.
This extensive exercise aims to bolster the preparedness and response capabilities of local emergency services in the face of a potential active threat situation. Throughout the day, participants can expect to see a variety of emergency vehicles and personnel actively engaged in operations around the campus. The drill is a critical step in ensuring that all involved are equipped to handle real-life emergencies effectively and efficiently.
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