Emergency Warning System Test Set for Noon Wednesday, November 28
Sulphur Springs Police will be testing the Emergency Warning System Wednesday, November 28, 2018 at noon. The test will include the sounding of Emergency Warning Sirens. The tests are conducted on a consistent schedule so that any flaws in the system can be corrected prior to an emergency need.
Warning System Test Set for Noon Wednesday
At noon Wednesday, March 7, 2018, City of Sulphur Springs Emergency Management will test the warning sirens in the city. The test is conducted monthly and allows city staff and emergency management personnel to discover any glitches in the system, according to Jason Ricketson with the Sulphur Springs Police Department. When you hear the sirens in the city, you will know that the equipment is working well. The sirens are used for...
Sulphur Springs City Manager’s Report – August 2021
Marc Maxwell presented the following monthly city manager’s report to Sulphur Springs City Council during their regular meeting Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2021: COVID-19 RESPONSE The number of active cases in Hopkins County increased dramatically since our last meeting with 117 active cases as of August 2nd. There are 17 patients in the covid unit at the hospital, up from 0 last month. GRAYS BUILDING The building is sufficiently completed...
City Manager’s Report – March 2, 2021
Sulphur Springs City Council received from City Manager Marc Maxwell the following monthly manager’s report on during the March 2, 2021 council meeting: COVID-19 RESPONSE Marc Maxwell The number of active cases in Hopkins County increased 31 % since our last meeting with a total of 157 active cases as of February 01, 2021. This follows 2 months of declining active cases. It does seem though that the state is not as timely in deducting...
Fire Whistle, October 20, 2014, # 1355
Back in the Eighties I was on the jury during a murder trial at the courthouse in Cooper. Seemed like it lasted almost three weeks. Judge Lanny Ramsey presiding and Jim Chapman prosecuting. Witnesses, reporters, and just the ordinary curious attended the trial. Some days the testimony would go a little past noon before we dismissed for lunch. Right at noon, somebody in City Hall would flip a switch and the very loud air raid siren...
