The Siren Board

spclwx wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 04, 2023 2:52 am

I Have A County Siren Map For Loudoun VA Anyone With History Is Welcome To Message There Email And Edit With Me

[email protected] if you want to add me!

Danville CD has been mapped out. 5 new sirens and 3 former sirens found.

The Model 5 at the south fire department of Martinsville, VA was replaced with a 16V1T-B and the "Model 5" at the downtown fire station of Martinsville, VA is actually a Darley 3V8 with a custom housing.

Thanks!

Tasley Volunteer Fire Department used to have a Fedelcode Model 2 a long time ago probably around the 1930s to the 1960s at the old Tasley fire department

Cords for old fd: https://www.google.com/maps/@37.7112681 ... ?entry=ttu

Image:

Thanks!

At the Port Richmond Fire department or actually called the West Point Fire department, there was a siren installed in 1921 that replaced the fire bell they used to have. Unknown of what it is though. However at the water tower there is a siren mount on the side of the water tower that is facing toward town. If you don't know where the water tower is it is right next to the town hall for port richmond.

Got some more locations:

Federal Signal Modulator at Dalghren Support Facility behind the Cannonball lanes bowling center: ariel view: https://www.google.com/maps/@38.3266665 ... ?entry=ttu

Darley Champion at the intersection of Layeffete street and Bancroft Avenue in Coloniel Beach, VA. Siren is now inactive due to noise complaints

Thanks. As an addition to the new sirens, the Congressional School in Falls Church, VA does have a siren - a Whelen WPS-2802 as confirmed via drone footage of the school. Quite illusive since the start of the map!

Drone footage: https://www.congressionalschool.org/

I recently called Warrenton FD seeing if they still test, unfortunatly they do not test every saturday at noon anymore