I highly doubt its actually being repaired, lightning strikes screw up sirens in multiple ways. Frying the controller, destroying the motor, etc.
Until proof is posted about these claims being true, then I don't think I'll believe it.

Amazing information Evan! About 6 months ago during one of my visits to the Northacres Park/Haller Lake Chrysler, I got a photo of its control box, which had some sort of little controller in it. I have the photos saved somewhere, they're from my old camera however, so It'll be hard to dig them out...

Amazing information Evan! About 6 months ago during one of my visits to the Northacres Park/Haller Lake Chrysler, I got a photo of its control box, which had some sort of little controller in it. I have the photos saved somewhere, they're from my old camera however, so It'll be hard to dig them out....

Wow! Love the CD Decal on the side, that's cool!

I've seen alot more recently so here's an updated list. haha pacific northwest go brrrrrrr Federal Signal Thunderbolt 1000 Federal Signal Modulator 1004 Federal Signal Modulator 2008 Federal Signal Modulator 3012-B Federal Signal Modulator 4016 Federal Signal Modulator 5020 Federal Signal Modulator ...

Nathan P2.

Discovered this a while back while photographing the nearby 2nd gen Type B.
Sterling M, 16/16 i believe.
47.685378, -122.262179

Also the Bucoda, WA Sterling M is an active curfew siren. Goes daily at 9PM.

I discovered this a while back.
There was a Sparton Model 38 in Parkland, WA. (South of Tacoma.)
Seemed to have been a fire siren. Building was turned into a house. Building is now pretty run down.
Siren is long gone.
9624 20th Ave E, Tacoma, WA 98445

Man, I can't believe someone is actually restoring one of these! This is by far, one of the best restoration jobs I've seen for a siren, and I've been in the community a LONG time. Great job my guy, can't wait to see it up and running! She looks REAL GOOD!

Seattle, WA had six Bell Victory sirens.