SECURITYLOUISIANA ILLUMINATOR
Advocates, elected officials call for statewide siren system after tornadoes touch down near NOLA
Advocates and elected officials in Louisiana, including the coalition Louisiana Grassroots United, are calling for a statewide siren system to address tornado warnings after 14 tornadoes struck the New Orleans area. They highlight a lack of tornado preparedness knowledge and limitations in phone-based alerts, with costs for sirens estimated at $30,000 to $50,000 per unit.
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