Lind Fire Department. Lind, Washington 1941

Othello, wa at city hall. Still active. A large number of FS and FE sirens were installed in towns and even random rural areas around Hanford nuke site in the 40s-60s. Most of which were model 5s and 3s. Hate to break it to you but it looks like it was replaced with a Sentry over 6 years ago\https:...

Othello, wa at city hall. Still active. A large number of FS and FE sirens were installed in towns and even random rural areas around Hanford nuke site in the 40s-60s. Most of which were model 5s and 3s.

Would anybody happen to have any spicy details on the first generation type B?? Not finding much on google.

Edit: after switching up keywords, I found what I was looking for. Thank you Kasey!!

Both sirens are active and sound at noon everyday. My son and I made a special visit to the fire station today. We were able to play with the Sterling M10 that was removed from the old city hall back in 2003. I have a question for the experts. Why does this siren have split ports?? All other m10 pic...

9 ports.

Quick update. It is a ED Bullard.

I think a lot of people would thank you!! I don't have the proper equipment to record the awesomeness of these two sirens.

Both sirens were tended to in the mid-late 90's. I also found out the city did have a Sterling M-10, and nobody seems to know what happened to it after it was taken down.

A thunderstorm rolled over town Sunday morning. A lightning strike triggered the Fire attack signal.
The noon siren test was disabled the following two days, but have since been reactivated.
Enjoy!!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMkxsueAGcw