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Pacific County Emergency Management will be conducting a monthly test of their All Hazard Alert Broadcast (AHAB) siren system the first Monday of every month at noon.

That means tomorrow, Monday, July 6th, at noon.

Mark your calendars so you don’t grab the pool toys and head for your family’s evacuation destination when you hear the Winchester chimes.

The current procedure for the monthly test is for the sirens to sound the Westminster Chimes for 10 seconds followed by a 15 second verbal message stating “The following is a test of the siren warning system.  It is only a test.  This is a test of the siren warning system.  If this had been a real emergency you should tune your radio to your local radio station or listen to this system for further instructions.  This was only a test.”
In actual events, the AHAB sirens will sound a constant tone for three continuous minutes, and may be followed by a verbal message.  Both the Westminster chimes and the actual warning tone can be heard by visiting www.co.pacific.wa.us/pcema and clicking on the Tsunami tab.
There are currently ten AHAB sirens installed along the Long Beach Peninsula located in the areas of Ilwaco, Seaview, Long Beach, Surfside, and Ocean Park.  There is also an AHAB siren located in Bay Center.   Sirens are not designed to be heard indoors and the sound may also be impacted by adverse weather.  Residents are encouraged to have alternate methods of warning such as NOAA weather radios, which are tested weekly and can be heard indoors.  Residents with questions or concerns may contact the PCEMA office at (360) 875-9340 or (360) 642-9340.

We first met Kaapi Corsi when she opened her massage business in a cute little yellow cottage in downtown Long Beach a few years ago.  She recently opened her doors in downtown Ilwaco and is still offering great massage therapy, from full body to fully-clothed shoulder rubs.    Here’s an ad Keleigh did for Kaapi in the hotel room guides we told you about a week or so ago.

Next thing we know, she’s working for one of the most successful duos in real estate here on the Peninsula!  Kaapi, you’re impressive; even more because we know you’ll excel in both endeavors.  You have our respect.

See you out on the beach tomorrow for the cleanup!

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