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'''Cobb County''', in the U.S. state of Georgia, maintains a system of 74 sirens, comprised mostly of [[Vortex series|Whelen Vortex]] and [[WPS-2800 series|WPS-2810]] sirens, with a small amount of Federal Signal [[2001 series#2001-SRN|2001-SRN]] units and a single remaining [[Thunderbolt|Thunderbolt 1000T]]. It is tested on the first Wednesday of the month at noon in 3 minutes of alert. Additionally, the city of Smyrna and Kennesaw State University maintain separate systems of their own, both of which test with the county.
'''Cobb County''', in the U.S. state of Georgia, maintains a system of 74 sirens, comprised mostly of [[Whelen WPS-4000|Whelen Vortex]] and [[Whelen WPS-2800|WPS-2810]] sirens, with a small amount of Federal Signal [[Federal Signal 2001|2001-SRN]] units. It is tested on the first Wednesday of the month at noon in 3 minutes of alert. Additionally, the city of Smyrna and Kennesaw State University maintain separate systems of their own, both of which test with the county. There was formerly a system of older sirens, mainly Tbolts and SD-10s, as well as STH-10s, but a majority have been removed. The only remaining old sirens are in Smyrna, in addition to one in marietta.


==History==
==History==

Latest revision as of 17:59, 24 August 2024

Cobb County Weather Sirens
Type County
Location Cobb County, Georgia
Date installed DeKalb Thunderbolts: 1989
Current system: Various ~2002-2013
Status Active
Testing dates 1st Wednesday of the month
Testing times 12:00 PM

Cobb County, in the U.S. state of Georgia, maintains a system of 74 sirens, comprised mostly of Whelen Vortex and WPS-2810 sirens, with a small amount of Federal Signal 2001-SRN units. It is tested on the first Wednesday of the month at noon in 3 minutes of alert. Additionally, the city of Smyrna and Kennesaw State University maintain separate systems of their own, both of which test with the county. There was formerly a system of older sirens, mainly Tbolts and SD-10s, as well as STH-10s, but a majority have been removed. The only remaining old sirens are in Smyrna, in addition to one in marietta.

History

1989: The DeKalb & Atlanta purchases

2000s-present: Out with the old

See also

External links