Kane County, IL – Residents near Kaneland High School should expect a noticeable law enforcement presence Tuesday morning as the Kane County Sheriff’s Office conducts scheduled SWAT training on campus.
According to the Kane County Sheriff’s Office, the department’s SWAT team will be conducting training exercises at Kaneland High School on Tuesday, December 23, beginning at 7:00 a.m. and continuing until approximately 3:00 p.m. Officials emphasized the activity is planned training only and does not involve an active threat.
The training will take place at Kaneland High School, located in Maple Park in Kane County, west of the Chicago metro area and near the DeKalb County line. Residents, parents, and commuters in the area may see squad vehicles, tactical gear, and officers entering or exiting the school throughout the day.
Sheriff’s officials say the exercises are part of routine preparedness efforts designed to ensure officers are ready to respond to high-risk situations if needed. The department asked for patience and understanding from the community while the training is underway.
School and law enforcement officials often issue public notices ahead of time to avoid confusion or unnecessary alarm, particularly when SWAT teams are involved. Authorities stressed there is no danger to students, staff, or nearby neighborhoods during the exercise.
Motorists traveling near the school may experience brief delays, especially during morning hours, though no road closures have been announced.
Residents with questions or concerns are encouraged to follow official updates from the Kane County Sheriff’s Office through verified social media channels.
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