St. Charles County, Missouri Sirens

[Crazywarriorman]

Does anyone here have a map for the sirens in St. Charles County, MO?

[Siranator3001]

I plan on making one soon but haven't had enough time to start it

[Crazywarriorman]

I only know a few locations in the county from heading to Kansas City but other than that I've never been here so any help would be greatly appreciated! I've got a map going right now, if you would like to help you can message me.

[FedTB]

Google 'St. Charles County, Mo. outdoor warning siren map' and a link will come up.

On a side note, concerning St. Charles County sirens, the City of O'Fallon no longer has any Whelen 3016's or 4003's. The last ones have all been replaced by Whelen 2908's. The City of Wentzville is in the process of replacing all of its Whelen 3016's with Whelen 2910's. There are already two in place: one at the Wentzville Police station and the other replaced a 3016 on South Lynn Street near I-70. This one has red strobes on it for the hearing impaired.

[Crazywarriorman]

After a short time making this post, I had actually gotten in contact with a few guys that live in St. Charles county and started a map. The map below is a combined effort of three people.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit? ... RReJDnPk3w

[FedTB]

Your map is nice in that it lists the type of siren in each location. But, the SCCEMA map shows some siren location changes, though somewhat subtle since a few were moved a short distance away from their original location when replaced with a new siren.

[FedTB]

Also, there is an ASC T-121 on Boschertown Road behind St. Charles Fire Department Fire Station #4, near New Town. And, a new Federal 2001 is located at 370 Lakeside Park in St. Peters off of Hwy. 370 and Harry S. Truman Blvd. The siren is located way back in the park along the western edge of the lake, along the bike trail. It's an an odd location for a siren, but I guess Federal Signal's siren placement study determined that that's where one was needed for optimum area coverage.