Jacksonville International Airport evacuated over suspicious packages From Joe Sutton, CNN October 2, 2013 -- Updated 0405 GMT (1205 HKT) NEW: A device was found and rendered safe Officials issue an all-clear for Jacksonville International Airport in Florida A spokesman says he does not know of any arrests Some arriving aircraft were diverted; passengers in planes on ground sent to hotels (CNN) -- Officials issued an all-clear late Tuesday after Jacksonville International Airport in Florida was evacuated in response to suspicious packages. "At this point, we've gotten an all-clear in the terminal and our garages and our surface lots," Jacksonville Airport Authority spokesman Michael Stewart told reporters. "We erred on the side of caution in terms of doing whatever's necessary to make sure that everybody is safe," he said. Shannon Harley, with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, told reporters that a device was found and rendered safe. He provided no other details. The evacuation had an impact on flights, with some arriving aircraft diverted and some passengers taken from planes already on the ground to hotels. One suspicious package was in a garage, another in a terminal, said Stewart. Asked whether there had been any arrests, he said: "Not to my knowledge." The FBI is assisting in an ongoing investigation. CNN's Dave Alsup and Rich Phillips contributed to this report.