SLO County annual siren test was a success, officials say. The report placed the development in San Luis Obispo. Asefvaziri reported that it’s like nothing you’ve ever heard before,.

Asefvaziri reported that i don't remember it, like happening all the time or it being a real big memory,. Asefvaziri reported that but I grew up here, so as long as they've been doing it [I've heard it] for the last 35 years or so. Asefvaziri reported that i have a to-go bag packed,.

Asefvaziri reported that i kind of just kind of listen to the news to see or the radio to see what's happening. Asefvaziri reported that we should be aware of what to do when there are situations or if there ever are situations that we need to be reacting and know what to do,.

Reports differed on the location. Asefvaziri said, “It’s like nothing you’ve ever heard before,”.

Asefvaziri reported that so it's nice to see that they do go through the paces of testing.

Estimates indicated that from the Nipomo Mesa to Cayucos, sirens across San Luis Obispo County rang out twice on Saturday for the county's annual full-scale emergency siren test. If those sirens go off during a real emergency, do you know what to do? 130 sirens sounded….

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