NEWS
Bowie emergency management answers questions on notifications

Prepared by Kirk
Higgins, City of Bowie Emergency Mgt.
After the severe weather in Montague County on May 25, we have heard quite a few comments regarding the outdoor warning sirens in the City of Bowie and emergency notification in general. For everyone that is new to the area, we would like to review the emergency notification resources available.
Outdoor warning sirens
As the name implies, these sirens are designed to notify individuals who are outdoors and within range of the siren of the need to take cover immediately.
Read the full story on emergency notifications in your mid-week Bowie News.
Pictured: Photo from when the new sirens were installed in Bowie.
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