ARES Sandusky County, Ohio

ARES Net 8:45 pm Sundays on 145.490 107.2 pl, except 3rd Sunday on 147.430 simplex.

ARES meeting, Thursday, August 1, 2013, 5 pm at Emergency Operations Center, 2323 Countryside Drive, Fremont, Ohio.

During severe weather listen to our local Skywarn Spotters on any scanner tuned to 145.490.
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Click on map for larger image. source Sandusky County website - posted 7/17/11

What do the Sandusky County Warning Sirens Indicate?

Monthly Test – 3 Minute Steady Tone, this ensures sirens will work when needed they are tested at noon on the first Saturday of every month. If severe weather is in the area the siren test will be cancelled.

Tornado Warning - 3 Minute Steady Tone which means TAKE COVER and TUNE to LOCAL NEWS MEDIA for further information and updates.

Sandusky County does not issue an all clear. Sirens are sounded when credible reports from spotters are received and/or NWS issues a tornado warning for Sandusky County.

All Other Emergencies (attack, chemical, etc…) - 3 minute wavering or warbling sound which means TAKE COVER and TUNE to LOCAL NEWS MEDIA for information and instructions. There will be no all clear.

source SANDUSKY COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY/911 - posted 7/17/11

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This page last updated 1-3-13.

During severe weather listen to our local Skywarn Spotters on any scanner tuned to 145.490.

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