Wyou) — the city of scranton announced tuesday that officials are aware of a programming issue impacting the shawnee avenue flood siren. articles
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City of Scranton removes flood siren for review
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The City of Scranton announced Tuesday that officials are aware of a programming issue impacting the Shawnee Avenue flood siren. Work was completed on the Shawnee Avenue flood siren on Friday, April 19, and although the siren was triggered over the weekend, there wasn't any danger of a flood to []
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Scranton residents react to activated flood siren
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A number of people in Scranton were startled over the weekend when the Shawnee Avenue flood siren was activated, even though there was no flood danger. "At first, at first, I thought it was like a natural disaster, warning like a nuclear war was about to happen, I don't know," []
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Shawnee Co. tornado sirens suffer software issue, causing them to continue to sound
TOPEKA (KSNT) - In Tuesday's severe storms, the Shawnee County tornado sirens sounded longer than expected. Officials say there was a software issue. Shawnee County sounded its tornado sirens the afternoon of April 30 after a tornado warning was issued for Shawnee County. Shawnee County Emergency Manager Dusty Nichols told 27 News the sirens wouldn't []