Warning Systems Can't Keep Up With Sprawl
10 August 2001 - 6:00am
Emergency warning systems are not available in some sprawling suburbs.
"Urban sprawl around Evansville has Sherman Greer worried -- there's not enough sirens to warn people in developing areas of the county of impending storms and emergencies. "
Full Story:
More sirens sought to cover 'sprawl'
Source:
Evansville Courier And Press, August 8, 2001
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