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In the event of an emergency, check this page for details about the incident, how to remain safe, and when we have returned to normal conditions.
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For safety communications, all LCC students are signed up for LCC Alert, our text notification system. To update your contact info or sign up for Lane County's alert system, Lane Alert, click the links below.
LCC has received notification from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office that the police activity in the area has concluded and that the Main Campus can return to normal operations. Campus is now open.
Earlier this morning, LCC Public Safety were notified of a serious incident in the area, unrelated to Lane Community College. Police closed 30th Avenue at Spring Blvd while they searched the area for a suspect involved in a shooting. Campus was placed into a lockout - requiring those onsite to shelter in place, and asking all others not to report to the Main Campus location.
We are extremely appreciative of our law enforcement partners for their swift response, and for our Campus Safety Team’s support for ensuring the safety of our campus community.
Campus continues to remain on lockout - shelter in place.
Campus Safety staff are checking on staff already onsite moving building by building, as well as door locks and access points. Additionally, they are using the intercom system to keep staff updated on the ongoing shelter in place.
Gates are locked and no one is being allowed on campus.
Lockout/shelter in place will remain until we receive the all clear.
Additional updates will be provided as available.
Alert Sent On: 09/03/2025 06:57:06 AM PDT
Lane Community College is in a LOCKOUT due to police activity in the area – individuals on campus should shelter in place and no one should report to campus until further notice.
The incident is off-campus, and unrelated to LCC.
The Lane County Sheriff’s Office has closed 30th Avenue at Spring Blvd as they respond to an incident off-campus. Activity in the area will be extremely limited.
Individuals should avoid coming to campus until the all clear is received, and those onsite need to shelter in place.
Campus Safety has initiated the LOCKOUT procedures. Doors and access points will be locked and staff should not provide access to those without LCC identification.
Additional information will be provided as it is available.
All campuses are operating under normal conditions.
In the event of an emergency, check this page for details about the incident, how to remain safe, and when we have returned to normal conditions.