Officials Say Lulu Ross Elementary False Alarms Did Not Affect Sunday Fire
School officials stated that false fire alarms at Lulu Ross Elementary did not affect a separate devastating fire that occurred on Sunday.
Salisbury, MD, October 26, 2026 —
School officials said false fire alarms at Lulu Ross Elementary did not affect a separate, devastating fire that occurred on Sunday. Their statement distinguishes the alarms from the Sunday fire, but the information provided does not explain what the alarms involved or how officials determined they had no effect on the separate incident.
Details about the fire were not provided, including its location, cause, extent of damage, or whether anyone was injured. The available information also does not identify when the false alarms occurred, how many there were, or what prompted the statement from school officials.
No further information was provided about the school’s response to the alarms or whether any investigation took place. The statement, as described, addresses only whether the false alarms affected the Sunday fire; it does not provide additional findings or explain the relationship, if any, between the school and the fire.
Because those details are unavailable, the circumstances surrounding both the alarms and the fire remain unclear. The information provided does not identify the officials who made the statement or include a direct quotation. It also does not say whether authorities issued a separate account of the fire.
The central point in the officials’ statement is that the false alarms at Lulu Ross Elementary did not affect the separate fire on Sunday. Further details about either event were not included in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Stella Guzik on www.wboc.com, see more information here.
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