On Tuesday, March 16, 2026, the Adams County School District 14 Board of Education recognized Commerce City Police Department during its regular monthly meeting and thanked law enforcement for their support and professionalism during the March 11, 2026, incident at Adams City High School.
According to CCPD, two students were arrested in connection with a false report of a bomb threat and an active shooter. No credible threat, bomb or weapon was found, and no students or staff were injured. The students face charges related to making false reports and interfering with the operations of an educational facility. At no time were students or staff in danger, and all school safety protocols were followed.
“We are incredibly grateful not only for their swift response, but that the situation concluded with the safety of our students, staff and community protected” said Adams 14 Superintendent, Dr. Karla Loría. “We greatly appreciate the trust and partnership with law enforcement and thank them again for their dedication to keeping our schools safe.”
Adams 14 reminds the community that school safety procedures require close coordination with law enforcement. During active investigations, Adams 14 follows law enforcement guidance regarding what information can be shared and when it can be released. This process is necessary to ensure accurate communication and to protect students, staff, officers and the community.
