11-05-2012, 02:41 PM
FYI:
http://www.hawaii247.com/2012/11/05/repa...ll-broken/
(*Source - Hawaii 24/7 site - Snipped; More at link)
To expedite repairs to Civil Defense warning sirens that didn’t function properly during November’s monthly siren test, State Civil Defense technicians flew to the Big Island Friday to inspect and repair four sirens on the west side of the island (Puakô, Kamehameha Park, Kahaluu Beach Park and Nâpoopoo).
Meanwhile, personnel from Hawaii County Civil Defense and the Hawaii Police Department’s Radio Shop worked through the weekend to oversee and inspect seven sirens on the east side of the island. Of those, two functioned properly (Kawailani and Paauilo), three were repaired over the weekend (Pâpaikou,Oôkala and Paradise Park) and one in Honokaa was completed Monday (November 5) by a private contractor.
State Civil Defense technicians returned to the Big Island on Monday and repaired the siren at Laupâhoehoe Point.
http://www.hawaii247.com/2012/11/05/repa...ll-broken/
(*Source - Hawaii 24/7 site - Snipped; More at link)
To expedite repairs to Civil Defense warning sirens that didn’t function properly during November’s monthly siren test, State Civil Defense technicians flew to the Big Island Friday to inspect and repair four sirens on the west side of the island (Puakô, Kamehameha Park, Kahaluu Beach Park and Nâpoopoo).
Meanwhile, personnel from Hawaii County Civil Defense and the Hawaii Police Department’s Radio Shop worked through the weekend to oversee and inspect seven sirens on the east side of the island. Of those, two functioned properly (Kawailani and Paauilo), three were repaired over the weekend (Pâpaikou,Oôkala and Paradise Park) and one in Honokaa was completed Monday (November 5) by a private contractor.
State Civil Defense technicians returned to the Big Island on Monday and repaired the siren at Laupâhoehoe Point.