New Jersey Joint Base MDL on Lockdown for “Active Threat” – All Clear Now

BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ – Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst was placed on lockdown Tuesday morning following reports of a potential threat, officials said.

UPDATE: At 12:05 pm, the lockdown was ended without incident

An alert was issued around 11 a.m. through the base’s social media channels, instructing all personnel outdoors to take cover. The cause of the lockdown was not immediately confirmed, and officials have not provided a timeline for when restrictions may be lifted.

“THERE IS A LOCKDOWN AT JBMDL. ALL PERSONNEL ARE TO LOCKDOWN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ALL PERSONNEL OUTDOORS SHOULD TAKE COVER,” the base posted on its Facebook page.

The base has experienced similar alerts in the past. In 2023, a lockdown was declared after reports of an active shooter in an Army Reserve division, though an investigation later determined no shooter was present and operations resumed within an hour.

As of Tuesday, military and law enforcement officials continue to assess the situation.

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A Burlington County military hub came to a sudden halt as alarms sounded.

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