I just thought of something. We all know they test the sirens at 1pm on the first Saturday of the month, right! Well, how do they know the sirens are working when they test them? How do they know when they are broken?

Does the county or some other agency actually go to each siren in the short time they are on and LISTEN to see if they are working?

Is there a phone number, email, or other way to notify SOMEONE if the siren DOESN'T come on? The average person in Macomb County should be able to inform the correct agency before we actually need the sirens in a REAL EMERGENCY.

I don't know whom to call. Is it some department in the County Government, or is it the local community, or is it the Fire Department, or is it the police???? Do the sirens have a sign by them with contact information?

PLEASE, if you know, PLEASE let us know.