Found this news report on Sirens in Central Oklahoma on how and why counties sound sirens.
http://www.news9.com/global/video/flash ... d=76695231
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Re: OKC News Broadcast on Sirens
Nice variety of sirens in this video.... everything from ACA Allertors, to FS-2001-130s, to Whelens.... Even an ATI HPSS-16. There certainly needs to be a standard protocol in that area. Right now, there's the confusion, with OKC activating sirens by county, and other areas sounding them if the threat is just for them.Alasiren1977 wrote:Found this news report on Sirens in Central Oklahoma on how and why counties sound sirens.
http://www.news9.com/global/video/flash ... d=76695231
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Oklahoma City does sound all their sirens when the county goes under a tornado warning; however Oklahoma County does not. The smaller towns that reside in the county choose to sound their own alarms when a warning is issued.[/i]2t22boy wrote:I thought OKC sounded their all sirens when ever the city limits of OKC was within a warning, no matter what county it was for. Hmm
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