NEWS
New sirens installed; mass warnings more than just storms
By BARBARA GREEN
editor@bowienewsonline.com
Within the next few
On Tuesday, the crew began placing the warning sirens on the utility poles that had already been placed on the concrete bases. These poles are tall, towering some 60 feet high, which is 15 feet higher than the average utility pole.
Jay Evans, head of the electric department, said installation went very smooth this past week and all four were placed Tuesday. He expects to begin hanging the control boxes for the units this coming week.
Once the control boxes are in place the staff will contact Whelen, manufacturer of the units, to bring the batteries that power each unit.
Read the full story in the weekend Bowie News.
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