PENNSYLVANIA — A boiler malfunction prompted the evacuation of an elementary school in Dauphin County on Thursday morning, according to emergency dispatchers.
Crews responded to South Hanover Elementary School on West Third Street at about 8:19 a.m. after reports of a problem involving the building’s boiler system.
Dispatchers said the school was evacuated while emergency crews investigated the situation.
The incident was caused by a boiler malfunction and said there was no active fire at the school.
Officials later lifted the evacuation after crews determined the building was safe. Emergency personnel cleared the scene shortly afterward.
No injuries were reported.
