LITITZ, Pa. — Lancaster Airport announced it is conducting an emergency response drill Thursday morning.
During the drill, which was scheduled to run from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., motorists and residents might see a number of emergency vehicles with their lights activated in and around the airport, but officials said there is no cause for alarm; it’s just a drill.
“The exercise is part of a federally required disaster response training held every three years,” officials said on the airport’s Facebook page. “Multiple agencies are participating to practice and strengthen emergency coordination. There is no threat to public safety…