Official Delaware Siren Map

[3T22_Fan1000]

So sense kent county dosen't give out a fire dispatch number, I called every station in the county to see if they test along with smyrna, clayton, and leipsic. Hartly tests with smyrna, clayton and leipsic but not very often, they only test it sometimes. Magnolia tests but only when they request it. Fredrica tests every saturday at noon. South Bowers, Houston, and Farmington did not pick up, and the rest do not test. I will look into this more but for now, this is all I could find

[3T22_Fan1000]

Just called Houston Fire department, there siren tests every sunday at noon

[3T22_Fan1000]

something used to be here in Kenton, DE: https://www.google.com/maps/@39.2266769 ... ?entry=ttu

[3T22_Fan1000]

Whelen WS-1000 at St. Johnston Cemetery in Greenwood, DE

[Snowpix]

Whelen WS-1000 at St. Johnston Cemetery in Greenwood, DE

As per usual when someone claims that there is a WS-1000, these are just electronic church carillon bells. Chances are, if what appears to be a WS-1000 is located next to or on a church, it's just carillon bells. Those Atlas CJ-46 speakers are very common for non-siren usage.

[darleyschampion]

There's an FS STH10A at the Hockessin FD, in Hockessin DE. Made an account specifically to note this. The public access map doesn't work for me so if someone could add it that'd be great! I noticed that area od DE has nothing on it so I'll have to drive around & see what I can find.

[HudsonRiverSirens]

Whelen WS-1000 at St. Johnston Cemetery in Greenwood, DE

Yeah there’s no way that’s not a set of bells