Emergency evacuation sirens warn people of impending danger, such as a fire, flood, or other disasters. The sirens can be activated manually by first responders or automatically by a monitoring system. When the siren sounds, it is essential to evacuate immediately and follow the instructions of first responders.
Sirens can be activated manually by first responders or automatically by a monitoring system. If you are near an evacuation siren when it goes off, follow the instructions of the first responders. They are usually tested every month. The tests are announced in advance to not be alarmed when they hear the siren. If you hear a siren during a test, no action is required.
Emergency evacuation sirens are an important part of public safety. By understanding how they work and what to do when you hear one, you can help keep yourself and your loved ones safe.