ENID, Okla. —
City of Enid storm siren network will be tested at noon today, said Mike Honigsberg, certified director of emergency management for Enid and Garfield County.
Storm sirens normally are tested on the first Monday of the month. If the skies are overcast or it is raining, the test will be postponed to noon Tuesday, Honigsberg said, adding if there is inclement weather on Tuesday, the test will be noon Wednesday.
The city activates 33 storm sirens across town, including a partnership with officials in North Enid and Northern Oklahoma Resource Center of Enid.
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