Twin Bridges, California – A reported active shooter at Sierra-at-Tahoe was determined to be false Saturday afternoon, prompting a multi-agency law enforcement response at the popular ski resort.
According to the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded around 2:15 p.m. Saturday to Sierra-at-Tahoe, located at 1111 Sierra-at-Tahoe Road in Twin Bridges, after receiving a report of an active shooter. Officers from the California Highway Patrol and South Lake Tahoe Police Department also responded.
Before law enforcement arrived, resort staff were notified of the potential threat and initiated internal safety protocols to protect guests and employees, officials said. Authorities later determined the report was a false alarm.
The Sheriff’s Office thanked its law enforcement partners for their rapid response and credited Sierra-at-Tahoe staff for prioritizing guest safety during the incident.
Sierra-at-Tahoe is a major winter recreation destination in the Sierra Nevada, drawing visitors from across Northern California. Incidents like Friday’s response can temporarily disrupt operations and affect afternoon visitors and employees.
No injuries were reported, and authorities did not indicate any ongoing threat.
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