Politics & Government

Full Siren Test Coming Up At Limerick Generating Station

The semi annual testing of the alarm klaxons will resound for a 10 mile radius.

Limerick Generating Station will hold its semi-annual full siren test on Monday, June 1.
Limerick Generating Station will hold its semi-annual full siren test on Monday, June 1. (Rick Rotundo)

LIMERICK, PA — The semi-annual siren testing around the Limerick Generating Station will be held on Monday, June 1.

The full volume test will have sirens go off for about three minutes in a 10-mile radius surrounding the plant, starting at 2 p.m. Sirens are located throughout Montgomery, Chester, and Berks counties.

The sirens are part of a planned exercise held twice a year, and there is no cause for concern. Another round of full siren testing is held in December, while briefer "growl" tests are held monthly.

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Should there be an actual emergency, the sirens are not meant to signal panic or evacuation, but rather a notice to pay attention to local announcements.

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