Technicians Working on Tornado Sirent on Water Mill Road

Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 11:00 AM

By Kim Albright

Doug Campbell, Lincoln County Emergency management Director told me this morning technicians will be working on the tornado warning siren on Water Mill Road today.

Doug Campbell, Lincoln County Emergency management Director told me this morning technicians will be working on the tornado warning siren on Water Mill Road today. Residents in the area may hear the siren being activated several times this afternoon for testing purposes. There is no cause for alarm as technicians make these needed repairs and activating the sirens is the only way they can test for proper operations.

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Technicians Working on Tornado Sirent on Water Mill Road

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