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Oklahoma company reaches out to City of Rudd to donate tornado siren
Joe Goddard Enterprises heard about how volunteer firefighter Tyler Hicks courageously operated that siren as the tornado bore down on the town, and have reached out to the city about donating a refurbished, modern Federal Signal siren. The new siren runs on battery power, can operate if electricity goes out, and has remote activation. Thanks to KIMT for helping us hear about Rudd's situation. KIMT Original Article. KIMT Goddard Article. KCCI Article. FOX25 OKC Article.
New outdoor warning sirens installed in Richardson
The siren system overhaul includes new heads, control boxes, chargers, and batteries. In addition, each device will now have a solar panel. Strobe lights that flash when the sirens are activated will be installed in February. Richardson Today Article. The Dallas Morning News Article.
City of Lubbock votes to install 45 tornado sirens across the city
Goddard Enterprises is chosen out of six proposals to install 45 sirens across the City of Lubbock, Texas at a cost of $710,415.40 .
City of Sachse warning system upgrades
8 Sirens in the City of Sachse, Texas receive upgraded controls capable of two way reporting along with Commander One.
Shawnee, Oklahoma gets new siren system
Goddard Enterprises installs new siren system for the City of Shawnee, Oklahoma and Pottawatomie County capable of automatic activation via Commander One.
Muskogee tornado sirens upgraded in time for storm season
20 sirens across the City of Muskogee, Oklahoma received updated control boards and new base stations from Goddard Enterprises. The city also received Commander One cloud based software for automatic and remote activation.
Georgetown expanding outdoor alert system
The City of Georgetown, Texas now has 23 new Federal Signal 508 outdoor warning sirens to alert people to severe weather.