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Laguna Beach Local News A Long Range Acoustic Device on top of a building at Laguna Beach High School is part of the newly-expanded Outdoor Warning System. Courtesy of city of Laguna Beach Laguna Beach will test its newly completed Outdoor Emergency Warning System at 12 p.m. on Thursday, following the installation of 21 loudspeakers across the city. This event will include a loud siren followed by a recorded message, indicating it’s a test. The system is a component of the 2019 Wildfire Mitigation and Safety Plan approved by the City Council to identify and prioritize programs, staffing, an...

The city of Greenville has announced warning sirens will be tested at noon today: Today, May 7th, at 12 p.m. we will be conducting a test of our Outdoor Warning Sirens. This is only a test to make sure they are all functioning properly and are ready in case there is a time of need. But just as a reminder, if you hear the sirens when a test is not scheduled, you should do the following: -Seek shelter indoors and turn on local media (local broadcast channels, radio) -Follow directions from local officials including information provided by the National Weather Service

The Pella Police Department would like to remind residents of changes to the city’s Outdoor Warning System. Administrative Services Manager Marcia Slycord says the sirens in Pella are part of an outdoor, all-hazards siren system that is used to warn citizens of potential danger in a short amount of time, and is designed to provide coverage to those outdoors–not inside buildings or structures. Slycord says one of the key changes to the system this spring going forward is that sirens will be activated upon receipt of a tornado warning issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) in which t...