Sirens
Siren testing in Kewaunee County is done the first Wednesday of each month at approximately noon. The sirens will sound for about one minute.
Learn the warning signals used:
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Public siren systems have steady siren tones that last three to five minutes. This warning is also used for tornadoes, chemicals spills or other emergencies
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Emergency vehicles, such as police cars, will sound their sirens while moving at slow speeds
What to do when sirens sound:
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Go indoors
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Tune to a local Emergency Alerting System (EAS) radio station for instructions as to what you should do. Radio stations for area counties are:
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WLKN 98.1 FM
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WCUB 980 AM
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WLTU 92.1 FM
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WOMT 1240 AM
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WQTC 102.3 FM
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WGBW 1590 AM
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WDOR 910 AM & 93.9 FM
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WAUN 92.7 FM
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WBDK 96.7 FM
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WSRG 97.7 FM
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WRKU 102.1 FM
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WRLU 104.1 FM
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Call only if you need help!
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Avoid unnecessary phone use during an emergency. An overloaded system may delay important communications
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If you DO need help, please call
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Kewaunee County Sheriff - 920-388-3100
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Manitowoc County Sheriff - 920-683-4200
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EMERGENCY - DIAL 911
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Where should I go?
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If an emergency occurs and evacuation is required, you will be directed to your county's Reception Center
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Evacuation routes will be announced via local EAS radio stations (listed above)
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Move quickly, do not rush or panic
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If you have room in your vehicle, take neighbors or friends who need a ride
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Law enforcement will have patrols to ensure that your property is safe. Only those authorized will be allowed into the evacuated areas
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Click here for more information about evacuation in Kewaunee County.