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City Votes No for New Sirens.. At Least for Now

Updated: January 7, 2009
A Taylorville city council member who voted against purchasing new tornado sirens last night says he still hopes the city gets sirens by next tornado season. Last night in a five to two vote, the council denied the motion to buy sirens from Wireless US

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