Removed Sirens in Ohio Map

[CarterMasterAlt]

Did that Alertronic AL-5000 exist in Lindsey before? I'd seen a map that somehow had that marked, but I am not sure

[MonkeyFilms]

I have no Idea, I’ll add it to the map as a mystery

[Fletch]

So I found a news story that says the City of Delaware did not have an official siren system until 1996, and prior to that there was a siren on the 'old city hall' that was broken for a number of years. Interesting.

Also the siren in Shawnee Hills was apparently struck by lightning in the early '90s and wasn't working for several years.

[MonkeyFilms]

Nice, will update the map

[Fletch]

Couple more:
STH-10 in Marysville located on West. 5th St.-it was somewhere between the Catholic church and the old Kroger-it was along 5th St.

Also, the Women's Reformatory had a steam whistle that would sound at certain times of the day, probably noon and I can recall it sounding I think at 5 pm. It sounded until maybe 2000 or so. I tried to find if it was ever used for a jailbreak and couldn't find anything.

[Fletch]

Are you still adding Franklin County locations?

Linworth Rd. Community Park: T-Bolt

[MonkeyFilms]

I’m working on Franklin County, thanks for the locations! I’ll add em

[Fletch]

That's cool that someone else confirmed the Women's Reformatory siren/whistle. I can only recall a high pitched whistle sound. I never heard a siren but wouldn't be surprised if one existed.

[MonkeyFilms]

Yeah my friends dad lives near there in the 90s, he said he remembered it being called a Federal or Darley 2Tone so idk lol

[Fletch]

Do you also want sirens still standing but inactive? Mt. Vernon has a T-Bolt @ 6 W. Curtis St.