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McCracken emergency sirens will go off at noon; testing new radio equipment

McCracken County Emergency Management officials will sound the outdoor warning sirens today at noon as part of a test of the county’s new radio system.

The test is part of a check to test the new radio system upgrades in Paducah and McCracken County.

The test allows EMA officials to see if everything is functioning properly and that the sirens will operate as expected during severe weather or emergencies.

A private company has also been testing radio signals as part of the 911 radio upgrades.
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