People may see an increase in the number of emergency vehicles, officials said.
City officials made the announcement Monday morning and said City Hall will close at 3 p.m. for active shooter training and a drill for employees. The exercise is expected to be over by 5 p.m.
The exercise will be led by the San Antonio Police Department with support from the Office of Emergency Management, San Antonio Fire Department and the Information and Technology Services Department, according to a press release. City officials said people may see an increase in the number of emergency vehicles and hear excessive noise during the exercise.About the Author:
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