The Siren Board

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Indeed. That, well, that's just plain ridiculous. I'm a little worried about that siren.

This is why I dubbed this siren the "Tree-WS 612" haha. Thanks for posting this.

I don't really see what's so special about this siren. It's on a bit of an embankment by some trees. It's not like it's overgrown or anything.

I kind-of agree with 4J25 with this. The thing that is interesting about this siren is that it does appear to be overgrown, and it's located in a steep slope, causing it to be leaning. Not sure if there is a rule about this, but I don't think this is worth posting.

It would be a pain in the butt to service that siren.

siren fan wrote:It would be a pain in the butt to service that siren.

You would think of they are using it they would keep all trees and debris trimmed and away from the siren. Is it confirmed that it's still active?

Well form street view, it has rotated between 2012 and 2013, so unless it was shutdown within the last 3 years, I would think its still active

How would anybody service that thing if it's in several bushes on a large slope? I've seen other sirens with the control boxes literally in the bushes. Like there is a P-15 in Port Washington that was built in a tree-line meaning those servicing it have to go under these trees and go through some bushes.

Is it getting replaced soon or did it get replaced already?