Virginia Siren Map

[3T22_Fan1000]

Just found out that University of Virginias siren system or (UVA), Tests there sirens whenever they feel like it. They test at 10:50 AM ET whenever day they test! You can just go to https://uvaemergency.virginia.edu/ and go to the mass notifacation plan, and it will say the next siren test. The next siren test as of 8/21/2022 is on August 30th

Signal: https://uvaemergency.virginia.edu/sirens

They start with voice, saying that they are testing, and then they do a hi-lo signal, concluding with more voice. Then they do an "All Clear Signal" or AirHorn tone on the sirens.

[Bijay]

Interesting. I'll see if I can validate a proper test schedule as I don't think I've seen any other university system in-state and even out-of-state ever has an inconsistent test schedule. Either way, thanks! I'll have a look into it.

[JasonC]

Whelen 4004

36°49'16.74"N
76°17'32.78"W


Fedelcode Model 5

36°49'25.95"N
76°17'43.37"W


ASC E-Class or ATI

36°50'39.21"N
76°18'17.08"W

[Bijay]

Thanks! You've officially found the first WPS-4000 in Virginia.

[JasonC]

FS Model 5

38°15'42.48"N
78°49'18.14"W

[Bijay]

Thanks!

[JasonC]

FS Model D (inactive)

38°38'44.91"N
78°40'22.40"W

[Bijay]

Thanks!

[championsiren]

Here's an update: I just confirmed on Saturday that every siren in Clarke County tests every Saturday @ noon (yes, all...four of them). I went to Berryville that day for the community yard sale, which I was also going to film the STH-10, and was told by a member of the department that they weren't testing that day because of the yard sale because tourists had complained. But, I went to Boyce later that day and a member was very nice and pulled out some of the trucks for me and I asked "Do you guys test your fire siren?" and he said "every Saturday at noon along with the rest of the county."

[Bijay]

Thanks!