A few sirens from eastern Washington

[Daniel]

Rosalia - Sterling 16/16, the thing at the top is a circular antenna.

Colfax - there is another one about 1/2 mile north

Starbuck - Model 2 (yes, the town is called Starbuck, Washington; no, there is no coffee shop there)

Kahlotus - Darley? flat-top Model 5 (very common in the Pacific NW)

Uniontown - Darley horizontal - amazingly, still in daily use.

Washtucna - Model 5, 12 port.

Steptoe - Two Model 2's, one disconnected.

Colton - Model 2.

La Crosse - Sterling 16/16

[WhelenBoy]

The "Darley Flat top" is just a GCS Model 3, they re-branded them. Under that housing is just a regular Model 3.

[PeachtreeSirens]

Nice photos! As WhelenBoy said, the flat-top in Kahlotus is a GCS - there's a few in Pennsylvania, and I recently found one in Virginia.

[WhelenBoy]

The only one I've ever found is in Salina, UT on their fire department. It took me a while to figure out what it was.

[SiratoneGuy612]

Sorry for the bump, but Pacific has a Model 5.

[Daniel]

Pacific is in western Washington.

[Ziginox]

I'm not sure if you forgot the name or if you weren't sure on what the Colfax siren was. For posterity's sake, it's a Whelen WS-2016. Do you know if it's active at all?

[Daniel]

I don't know whether it's active. I have absolutely no interest in electronic sirens, so I've never bothered to remember their model numbers.

[nathancovey]

What year was the 2016 from?


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[Ziginox]

The 2016s were probably from the very early 90s, but nothing definitive has come up to date them. They're most likely Whelen's second attempt at a siren, after the WS-1000