Marine Corps Logistics Base-Albany conducts shelter-in-place drill
Officials at MCLB-Albany warning public of potential delays Tuesday morning
Staff Reports
MCLB-ALBANY — Officials at Marine Corps Logistics Base-Albany announced this afternoon that the installation will be conducting a shelter-in-place drill Tuesday.
The drill will take place from 9:30-9:45 a.m. Entry points to MCLB-Albany are scheduled to close for the first 10 minutes to allow responders an opportunity to conduct their immediate action procedures, officials said.
Base officials said information in advance of the drill is being shared in an effort to alert personnel living at or visiting the installation of some potential delays that may occur during the exercise.
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