St Paul, MN Siren Locations

[TheCAPCadet]

I doubt that St. Paul is going to replace soon. I'd think that it would be at least a few years of paperwork and negotiation for the grants to come though.

Hopefully so! I want to experience the Thunderbolts before they go away! (I'll be out there in 1-2 years.)

[Thunderboltlover]

I doubt that St. Paul is going to replace soon. I'd think that it would be at least a few years of paperwork and negotiation for the grants to come though.

Hopefully so! I want to experience the Thunderbolts before they go away! (I'll be out there in 1-2 years.)

Well, if they do end up replacing hopefully I can get a few t-bolts to come my direction

[bytor55110]

There were three locations in White Bear Lake, MN that were not entered on the Google map:

The first location has a Thunderbolt 1003 at the corner of County Rd. E and McKnight Rd.

The second location has an ACA Allertor 125 at the corner of Stacker Blvd. and Stacker Place (it's sort of a U-shaped street near the intersection of East County Line and County Rd. F).

Finally, there is an RSH-10 (Thunderbeam) at the intersection of Hickory Trail and Otter Lake Rd. in the northern part of town.

[Rob Mast]

Thanks bytor55110 I'll update the map. Let me know of anymore. My mom lives close to White Bear Lake, maybe I can get some pictures next time I visit.

[bytor55110]

Mr. Mast, I also wanted to point out that the siren located at Highway 61 and County Rd. D in Maplewood is correct. The marker you have is just to the southeast of the siren's location.

[Rob Mast]

Thanks again bytor55110. I had to go into Bing maps birds eye view to find that one. If you find any more let me know.

[Brandonlive]

Here is a map of St. Paul siren locations -- it is a screen cap from a video they have on YiuTube about their recent replacement of all their sirens.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JBCExv0UQ

[Al Lertor]

The Montgomery Ward building off of 94, between 94 and University Avenue, in St. Paul had a Thunderbolt 1000T on top of it. We pulled off the highway and into the Montgomery Ward parking lot during a tornado warning in 1983 to listen to the warning on the radio. I remember the siren going off. It was dual-toned, not single-toned like the other St. Paul Thunderbolts. Montgomery Ward was torn down in 1996.