Roseville, CA – Oakmont High School was thrust into a state of heightened alert on Wednesday morning when local authorities initiated a full lockdown in response to an ongoing emergency situation on campus. The incident, which prompted a swift police presence, has left the community on edge as details remain scarce.
The Roseville Police Department (RPD) issued an alert around mid-morning, warning of active law enforcement operations in the vicinity of Rocky Ridge Drive and Cirby Way. As a precautionary measure, the school at 1710 Cirby Way—along with its surrounding grounds—was immediately secured, with instructions for the public to steer clear to facilitate emergency access and ensure safety.
While the exact trigger for the lockdown has not been revealed, officials have emphasized that the response aligns with standard protocols designed to safeguard students, staff, and visitors during potential threats. No information has been provided regarding the presence of weapons, any criminal activity, or whether the event originated on or off campus.
Oakmont High School, part of the Roseville Joint Union High School District, educates approximately 1,300 to 1,600 students across grades 9-12. Known for its rigorous academic offerings, the institution provides Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses, fostering a diverse learning environment in this suburban Northern California community.
Parents, residents, and passersby have been strongly advised to avoid the area entirely until an all-clear is given. Emergency personnel continue to manage the scene, prioritizing clear pathways for any necessary interventions.
As the situation develops, uncertainties linger: Authorities have not confirmed any injuries, arrests, or the resolution timeline. Neither the school’s administration nor the district has released a comprehensive update, though they are expected to communicate further once the immediate concerns are addressed.
Local media and community members are monitoring for additional statements from RPD and school officials. This event underscores the importance of rapid response systems in educational settings amid rising awareness of campus safety. Updates will follow as more facts emerge.
