Wood County cancels Feb. 7 outdoor warning siren test due to cold

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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (WTOL) — Wood County officials cancel outdoor siren test due to risk of cold damage, potentially costing thousands in repairs. Extreme low temperatures pose a threat to the sirens’ electrical motors, with repairs being a costly and time-consuming concern. Residents advised to contact emergency officials for more information.

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