The Official NC Siren Map (BIG update 7/25/2021)

[CarolinaHurricane20]

Thanks a lot Jason!

[CarolinaHurricane20]

Blowing Rock also recently installed an STH-10.

36.13364354606531, -81.67958654191497

Good to hear! I had though that siren was removed forever, it was gone in 2019 Street View images

I visited Blowing Rock the past week, and the STH-10 was nowhere to be found. I think it was removed again.

[JasonC]

Blowing Rock also recently installed an STH-10.

36.13364354606531, -81.67958654191497

Good to hear! I had though that siren was removed forever, it was gone in 2019 Street View images

I visited Blowing Rock the past week, and the STH-10 was nowhere to be found. I think it was removed again.

Changed it back to a black pin.

[Bijay]

Here's a few locations for the McGuire EPZ.

35.50597, -81.08105

35.54599, -80.86113

35.49838, -80.85357

35.53139, -80.82912

35.48108, -80.85951

35.56706, -80.93744

35.43097, -80.99698

35.34999, -80.83294

35.34387, -80.96714

With a total of 64 siren locations currently marked, this leaves 3 more siren locations to be found.

[JasonC]

Here's a few locations for the McGuire EPZ.

35.50597, -81.08105

35.54599, -80.86113

35.49838, -80.85357

35.53139, -80.82912

35.48108, -80.85951

35.56706, -80.93744

35.43097, -80.99698

35.34999, -80.83294

35.34387, -80.96714

With a total of 64 siren locations currently marked, this leaves 3 more siren locations to be found.

All have been added, thanks!

[carolinasignalco]

I found another 2001 siren. I have no clue what this siren is for BUT it is active because I drove past it on aug 21 and than again on the 24 and it had moved. it is right past the bridge on the south side of mount island lake
https://www.google.com/maps/@35.3437815 ... 384!8i8192

[JasonC]

That siren is already on the map and is part of the McGuire Nuclear Power Plant system

[Non-Zero]

Rocky Mount's city hall had the thunderbolt that is now at Gray's Creek VFD, per the chief sometime in the 90s(?) they paid around 350 dollars for it as it was taken down from the city hall. Apparently they paid someone from a university to wire it up which explains the mess of a control cabinet that the RCM is.

[JasonC]

Rocky Mount's city hall had the thunderbolt that is now at Gray's Creek VFD, per the chief sometime in the 90s(?) they paid around 350 dollars for it as it was taken down from the city hall. Apparently they paid someone from a university to wire it up which explains the mess of a control cabinet that the RCM is.

Interesting piece of history! I've updated the siren description accordingly

[shodowhater]

Rocky Mount's city hall had the thunderbolt that is now at Gray's Creek VFD, per the chief sometime in the 90s(?) they paid around 350 dollars for it as it was taken down from the city hall. Apparently they paid someone from a university to wire it up which explains the mess of a control cabinet that the RCM is.

Interesting, the story I heard was that they got either their blower or their first unit from Louisburg, NC and then they got 3 from Shearon Harris when they replaced all their old stuff, put one of those heads on the Louisburg blower, and stored the other two.