Finally releasing to the public...Oklahoma Statewide Map

[Valra Bellkeys]

The Darley in Crescent was replaced with a shiny yellow 2T22, heard it 26 minutes ago haha, the Screamer is still standing.

Another note, the champion in Thomas is sadly gone, probably was destroyed as the building is gone too, now a family dollar stands in the place of the old building.

[Brendan W]

Got two for you in Grant:

Manchester has a Darley and a Model D. Former is at the FD, Latter is on a building across Main from the FD.

[Synther]

Unrelated, but why did the map get deleted?

[Purring Cat]

I don't know why.

[CarterMasterAlt]

After over four years of steady work on this, I think I finally have enough of this completed for me to release it into the general public. This is created in Google Earth, using folders to organize sirens into cities and counties, making it an easy map to navigate instead of having 1000+ placemarks just in one list. I'm pretty sure you can view it with Google maps, but I would recommend downloading it to Earth for easier use. I have had many people contribute and help with locations and those individuals I made sure to list in the description. Overall, I'd say it's about 95% complete as of this writing. Off the top of my head, towns or cities I know are not complete are McAlester, Tulsa, Bartlesville, Hominy, Pawhuska, Vinita, Clinton, Frederick, Duncan, Durant, Sand Springs, Sallisaw, Muskogee, and Poteau. If I happen to know the testing schedule of certain areas, they are listed in the description of those areas.

Anyways, without further ado, follow the link to take you to the Oklahoma Statewide Siren Map.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bz8Yn ... 2RGWXZ6RkU

Im not sure if you know, but the link doesn't work anymore. This is either removed or the link is outdated

[shodowhater]

Im not sure if you know, but the link doesn't work anymore. This is either removed or the link is outdated

It's here now. The color scheme was changed and different people work on it, but the base map is the KML file linked above that no longer works.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewe ... 75785&z=17

[gabetlamb]

There's already a map of Oklahoma with two versions Icon or Color Code

[md5]

Hi folks, I recently watched a tornado damage/aftermath drone video and noticed something: a Thunderbolt 1000T was downed.

What's intriguing is that most of the siren appears to be intact, but the age of the 1000T suggests it will probably end up as scrap. Is anyone down there able to contact the city to see what they'll be doing with it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBFBMnkXS6o

brave_2024-05-11_06-37_5190e348-5ae2-4b65-bdb4-e9a5f9f5ab2f.png (4.33 MiB) Viewed 223 times

[traintraveler]

Hi folks, I recently watched a tornado damage/aftermath drone video and noticed something: a Thunderbolt 1000T was downed.

What's intriguing is that most of the siren appears to be intact, but the age of the 1000T suggests it will probably end up as scrap. Is anyone down there able to contact the city to see what they'll be doing with it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBFBMnkXS6o

brave_2024-05-11_06-37_5190e348-5ae2-4b65-bdb4-e9a5f9f5ab2f.png

The Thunderbolt has been confirmed to have gone into the hands of Goddard Enterprises. It's safe, at least for now.

Here's some close-up pictures.

440576783_10224520229696113_6904385813139644984_n.jpg (716.52 KiB) Viewed 196 times

441711427_10224520230976145_3280567839181884010_n.jpg (860.72 KiB) Viewed 196 times

441454212_10224520230816141_2339148391320026324_n.jpg (905.06 KiB) Viewed 196 times