Fort Eisenhower, GA – A lockdown was implemented on Saturday morning at Fort Eisenhower following an active shooter incident in on-post housing, resulting in one fatality.

The shooting occurred in the Azalea Terrace housing area, where a person was tragically shot and killed. The identity of the victim has not been disclosed, as notification of next of kin is pending.

Authorities confirmed that the shooter was apprehended, and the incident appears to be isolated with no ongoing threat to the community.

The base was placed under immediate lockdown as the situation unfolded. Reports of an active shooter circulated widely on social media; however, Lesli J. Ellis-Wouters, Public Affairs Officer for the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence, clarified that no additional information regarding an active shooter was available at the time.

By approximately 9:45 a.m., Fort Eisenhower officials issued an “All Clear” message, reopening the gates and confirming that normal operations could resume.

Fort Eisenhower has extended support to the victim’s family and emphasized the availability of assistance for anyone impacted by the tragedy. In a statement, officials reiterated the commitment to the safety of residents and personnel, highlighting their efforts to ensure the wellbeing of the community.

While injuries were reported during the incident, details remain unconfirmed by base officials. Fort Eisenhower authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the shooting and are expected to release further updates as more information becomes available.

For residents, updates were shared through Fort Eisenhower’s official Facebook page, where it was confirmed that the situation had been contained and that the post had returned to normal operations.

This tragic event underscores the importance of vigilance and preparedness. Fort Eisenhower authorities assure the community of their commitment to maintaining safety and security on the base.