Sirens around NE Ohio

[Fletch]

The old Ohio EMA siren page showed Lake County as being saturated with sirens because of the nuclear plant.

OSU Wooster apparently has 3 sirens but can't find them on Bing Maps. All the townships surrounding Wooster have sirens as well.

I've also been trying to locate the other Ashland sirens but I can only find that STL-10 by the Fairgrounds on the south side and I know they have more.

[murrfarms]

I've also been trying to locate the other Ashland sirens but I can only find that STL-10 by the Fairgrounds on the south side and I know they have more.

After looking for a while, the only other one I've been able to find besides that STL-10 at the fairgrounds, is a Thunderbolt atop the Ashland County Courthouse in downtown:

Ashland County Courthouse by OHWiki

I read in a document from Ashland County that they were supposed to be upgrading the sirens in Ashland, Loudonville, and the other townships throughout the county, sometime back between 2007 and 2010. I haven't found anything new in any of the towns, but the satellite and (limited) street view imagery is pretty dated.

[Fletch]

Yeah, I knew about the Thunderbolt in Ashland. I think they have a couple other STL-10's and that's what I've been trying to find.

I was in Loudonville last summer and the XT22 is still on top of the fire station. No sign of any new sirens.

[Mysterious T-Bolt 111]

...sometime back between 2007 and 2010. I haven't found anything new in any of the towns.

Last time I was in Sullivan and Nova, I didn't find any sort of replacement. Although this was 2 years ago, so anything could of happened between then and now.

[Mysterious T-Bolt 111]

In an attempt to revive this thread for other users to feel free of adding their information, questions, and concerns regarding around the thread title, I would also like to add a few things/updates that have happened since the last post over a year or so ago that would be worth sharing.

-Columbiana County: Knox Twp. (The northwestern most township) resurrected 5 Allertors from the Shippingport Harbor Nuclear Plant and were slowly put up and in which the system is done and ready. All feature a nice refurbished look complemented by bright safety yellow and with the word KNOX on both sides of the back shroud covering the gears. They are 9/12 models.

-Within the past few months, residents of Westlake (West of Cleveland) are heated up because of the lack of a outdoor warning system in favor of a text-based system: http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/news/local_ ... ado-sirens

http://www.cleveland.com/westlake/index ... d_and.html

There are several more articles, but a simple Google search will do justice.

-Although it has been a few months since, the city of Salem has been trying to figure out solutions whether to fix or fund for replacements for their 2001-SRN and 612. Apparently both must have been struck by lightning during a summer storm. The sad thing is the other 612 (which completes the system) is still functioning but seems to be about to kick the bucket.

http://www.salemnews.net/page/content.d ... 66979.html

-AFAIK the Sullivan 3T22 is still up and in use as the most recent time seeing it was about a few months back passing along Rt. 224 to Rt. 58.

-Lastly, Several places including Montville Twp. (outside of Medina) and Creston have purchased several FS 508 units each within this past year.

Of course I probably did miss a few other stories or things, I'll turn over to anyone else who like to share or ask something!

[Trashbeam]

Here is a map of all the sirens in Northeast Ohio: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewe ... 000005&z=9