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 Listen
The County’s Outdoor Warning System is
designed to alert residents and visitors of Clinton County about
possible danger. Specific emergency alerts
can be broadcast over
the 24 sirens which are located on poles and on top of buildings
throughout all neighborhoods in Wilmington and Clinton County.
They are tested the first Saturday of each month at noon. The
test emits a solid blast for 1 minute.
In the event of a disaster, the sirens will emit an up and down
blast for 5 minutes.
If you hear the siren at a time other than its regular test on
Saturday:
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Stop what you are doing.
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Stay calm.
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Listen for possible voice announcements.
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Turn on the radio or television for important information provided
by the City.
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Radio:
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SW
Ohio Broadcasting Service: 937-382-1608
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WCHO ( 105.5 FM ):
740-335-0941
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WSRW ( 106.7 FM ):
937-393-1023
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WKIF-FM Studio: 937-382-1608
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TV Stations:
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Avoid using the telephone. Do not call
9-1-1, unless you have a life-threatening emergency.
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