Removed Sirens in Ohio Map

[Fletch]

That's cool you found the Springfield siren locations. I knew I saw a T-Bolt on top of a school on Lagonda Ave.

The Delaware siren was a Fedelcode.

London I've tried to search for but the only reference I found was a mention of a siren going off for a tornado warning in the early '90s.

[MonkeyFilms]

Ok

[Fletch]

I've been trying to look up info on Licking County's sirens. The only thing I've discovered is that the Newark RSH-10 sirens were installed in 1984.

Couldn't find anything on Johnstown. There is some kind of PA system installed in the cupola of the fire station downtown, so I was curious about that.

[MonkeyFilms]

Nice, I’ll try to look into that PA System

[Fletch]

It almost looks like a SiraTone in the cupola of the now former fire station on the square, next to the town hall in Johnstown, across from 23 S. Oregon St. I'm not sure why they would have installed that if it wasn't meant for fire calls/tornado warnings.

I did find an article in the Marysville paper from 1996 and it mentions Richwood having a "PA system" for tornado warnings, obviously the Alertronic.

[Fletch]

How did you discover the Federal Type B in Marysville?

[MonkeyFilms]

It’s most likely a Type B, that’s why I put (Most Likely) in the title of it

[Fletch]

Hey I just remembered.

I don't know anything about Tiffin. But I do recall seeing a picture of what looked like a SiraTone, on top of the Seneca County courthouse that was demolished in 2012. I was able to clip a screenshot of it and can send it to you if you want.

[MonkeyFilms]

Yes! Please do send it, that’s very good information Also do you know where the courthouse was located

[Fletch]

It's basically where the current courthouse is.