UPDATE: 911 services are restored.
Auburn University issued two campus advisories on Feb. 23.
In the first email sent to students, Safety and Security said, "A suspicious package was discovered in a classroom at the Haley Center and was reported to Auburn Police Department at approximately 4:00pm this afternoon. Law enforcement have responded and determined that there is no threat to the campus community. All campus activities should continue."
Following this advisory, 30 minutes later, a second email was sent to students:
"The City of Auburn is currently experiencing a 911 equipment failure and is working to resolve this issue. Remember that if a 911 call ever fails, you can text 911 or dial the non-emergency number at (334) 501-3100 instead."
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