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Siren test canceled by weather; next county test set for May 2
Summary
An April siren test was canceled because of adverse weather after coordination with neighboring counties; the statewide test occurred March 18. The county owns one siren in Eagle; municipalities own the remainder.
Director Christine Collom reported that the April outdoor warning siren test was canceled due to adverse weather and that coordination with neighboring counties occurred before cancellation. She said the next scheduled county siren test is May 2, and noted a statewide siren test was completed on March 18.
Collom clarified that Clinton County owns one siren located in Eagle and that other sirens are owned and maintained by local municipalities. The meeting minutes do not include verbatim comments from attendees; the above summarizes the recorded agenda item.
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