DAPHNE, Ala. (WKRG) — (Updated from news conference) — Baldwin County Public Schools Superintendent Eddie Tyler joined Daphne Police for a news conference, updating the public about the bomb threat that was called into Daphne Middle School Friday morning.

“Our school system is as safe as you can get,” Tyler said. Tyler thanked law enforcement and said, “they care about the school system, they care about this county.”

Before Tyler took the podium, Daphne Police Sergeant Jason Vannoy said they believe the threat was made by a juvenile living on the west coast. Vannoy said police have been in touch with that juvenile’s guardian. Vannoy said they have not found any connection between the person they believe called in the threat and Daphne.

The call came in to Daphne Middle School’s front office at about 10:15 a.m. Friday morning. The caller said there was a bomb in the building. Following procedure, about 1,000 staff and students at Daphne Middle School were evacuated.

Vannoy said it’s protocol for police to contact other agencies. The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office, Mobile County Sheriff’s Office, Mobile Police, and Alabama Law Enforcement Troopers all responded to the scene.

UPDATE (2 p.m.): Daphne Police hold news conference about Friday’s bomb threat at Daphne Middle School.

UPDATE (12:39 p.m.): The Daphne Police Department said Daphne Middle School has been cleared and students will return to class. Police said an “extensive search” of the school is completed and the investigation is ongoing.

UPDATE (12:30 p.m.): County Road 13 reopened. Scene clearing up. Daphne Police expected to hold a news conference about the incident later this afternoon.

UPDATE (12:05 p.m.): Baldwin County Sheriff Hoss Mack said staff and students were evacuated from Daphne Middle School out of an “abundance of caution” after a morning bomb threat.

Mobile Police were contacted to conduct a bomb sweep.

UPDATE (noon): Prichard Police, Mobile Police and the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office joined Daphne Police responding to a threat at Daphne Middle School. Staff and students were evacuated from the school Friday morning while Police investigate a threat.

We will have a LIVE report from Daphne Middle School in out Noon newscast.

UPDATE (11:30 a.m.): County Road 13 is blocked from Well Road to Whispering Pines Road on both sides of Daphne Middle School. Staff and students were evacuated from the school Friday morning while Police investigate a threat. Students can be picked up at Daphne East Elementary next door.

DAPHNE, Ala. (WKRG) — All staff and students were evacuated from Daphne Middle School Friday morning while Daphne Police investigated a threat, according to police.

Daphne Middle School students can be checked out at Daphne East Elementary, according to a Daphne Police Tweet. You are asked to enter the car line off Well Road. Police encouraged patience. The Daphne Fire Department will assist with traffic control.

This is a developing story. WKRG News 5 is in contact with Daphne Police and the Baldwin County Public School System. We also have a team near the school. We will update this story as we learn more details.