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Elk County to cover two-thirds of $334 Elk Falls siren repair after antenna fix
Summary
Emergency Management reported the Elk Falls siren failed its monthly test; Action Communications reset it and recommended antenna repairs. The total cost of $334 will be split one-third to Elk Falls City and two-thirds to Elk County.
Elk County’s Emergency Management reported that the Elk Falls warning siren failed its monthly test and required repair. According to the minutes, Dave Jackson of Action Communications reset the siren and determined that a loose antenna touching the metal roof was disrupting the signal; he recommended raising the antenna away from the building.
Emergency Management staff recorded a total repair cost of $334.00. The minutes state: "The total cost was $334.00; this will be split with Elk Falls City paying one third and Elk County paying two thirds." County representatives indicated the city agreed to the recommended repairs and cost-sharing.
No formal motion was recorded beyond the administrative authorization to complete the repair and share the cost as reported in the minutes.
