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Magistrates want more information about emergency sirens

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By Stephen Lega
Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 6:00 am (Updated: November 9, 6:03 am)

Only two of the county's eight emergency sirens worked during the most recent test, Marion County Emergency Management Director Hayden Johnson told the Marion County Fiscal Court during its Nov. 3 meeting.

Johnson said the only two that worked were the sirens at Bradfordsville and Angell Demmell.


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