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Video: Salmon Creek flood sirens tested
Published: 05/21/2010 10:06:21
This morning at 9:00am, AEL&P tested the Salmon Creek flood sirens. The sirens are used to signal the need to evacuate should there ever be a problem with the Salmon Creek dam further up the valley. The test lasted about 3 minutes, and was very loud as can be heard on our video of the test.



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