K9 Unit Searching CMHS this Morning

BALD EAGLE TOWNSHIP – The Clinton County Sheriff’s K9 Unit was visiting Central Mountain High School this morning, doing a sweep of the premises.

Around 9 a.m., the handler and dog arrived at the local high school, where the search was conducted. The team went inside and was also spotted working around the exterior of the building, 64 Keystone Drive, Bald Eagle Township.

A message from Superintendent Kelly Hasting’s office was sent out by Communications Coordinator Angela Harding about 10:30 a.m. saying, “This morning, the Keystone Central School District, in conjunction with the Clinton County District Attorney, held a lock-down drill at Central Mountain High School that included a drug dog search.

“This partnership is part of the Keystone Central School District’s continued effort to keep our schools safe and drug free,” the statement continued. “These unannounced drills are an important part of the district’s overall safety and security plan. The health and wellbeing of our students continues to be our top priority. We appreciate the support from District Attorney (David) Strouse, and from the communities and families we so proudly serve.”

As details emerge, more information will be posted.