Siren-equipped system in San Diego County will alert public to evacuation orders [Breaking]
A new siren-equipped system in sheriff’s and police vehicles across San Diego County will alert communities to evacuation orders during wildfires and other emergencies, law enforcement and fire officials announced Thursday.
San Diego police Assistant Chief Terence Charlot added: “When you hear the Hi-Lo, it means you are in danger, and you must evacuate immediately.” The system was recently installed in Sheriff’s Department and San Diego Police Department patrol vehicles. Lopez said other police departments countywide will follow suit. Officials said federal grants will cover the costs.
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