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Decatur approves interlocal agreement with DISD to place solar outdoor warning siren at high school
Summary
The council authorized an interlocal cooperative agreement with Decatur Independent School District to install one solar‑powered outdoor warning siren on high school property, approving execution of the necessary documents and noting residents should also use phone apps for indoor alerts.
The Decatur City Council voted March 23 to approve an interlocal agreement with the Decatur Independent School District to place a solar‑powered outdoor warning siren on high school property.
A staff member explained the device is an outdoor warning siren designed to alert people outdoors to severe weather; staff reminded residents that indoor notification requires phone apps or other alerts. "It'll be one of the new styles that operates off of solar. It silently tests itself," the staff member said.
Council moved and seconded to approve the interlocal cooperation agreement and to authorize the city manager to execute the necessary documents. The motion passed on a voice vote with no opposition recorded.
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