Don’t call 911: Emergency vehicles at Statesboro church Saturday are part of a drill
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - First Baptist Church Statesboro will be the site of a multi-agency emergency drill Saturday, February 21, 2026, according to Bulloch County Public Safety and EMA.
The training exercise will involve Georgia Emergency Management Agency, city and county agencies, and others preparing for an active shooter or similar emergencies.

Residents who see emergency vehicles and first responders on the church campus are asked not to call 911, as the activity is a simulation and not an actual emergency.
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