The Jeff Davis County Sheriff's Office is conducting training at Dirks-Anderson Elementary School. m. m.
Residents in the area may notice an increased law enforcement presence around the school during these hours. Officials have stated that the activity is for training purposes, and the public should not be alarmed by the extra presence of law enforcement in and around the school. For more information, readers can refer to the source.
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