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Duke Energy will be testing outdoor warning sirens at each of our nuclear plants today, October 8. No public action is required. Reminder: This account will be retired at the end of the year. Stay connected by following @DukeEnergy and @DukeEnergyNC or @DukeEnergySC.

@SCEMD @NCPublicSafety @NCEmergency @DarCoEmMgmt @leecountync @BrunswickGovt @NewHanoverCo @PickensCountyEM @WakeGOV Duke Energy conducts our outdoor warning siren testing in conjunction with state and county officials. No public action is required.

@SCEMD @NCPublicSafety @NCEmergency @DarCoEmMgmt @leecountync @BrunswickGovt @NewHanoverCo @PickensCountyEM @WakeGOV Approximate siren test times: •10 a.m. - 11 a.m. for Brunswick and Harris Nuclear Plants •11 a.m. - 1 p.m. for Oconee, McGuire, and Catawba Nuclear Stations •1 p.m. - 5 p.m. for Robinson Nuclear Plant Tests will last about three minutes. No public action is required.

Outdoor warning sirens will be tested today, Oct. 8, around all Duke Energy nuclear plants. This is part of normal maintenance to make sure they’re working properly. Some sirens may be tested more than once. No public action is required.

Duke Energy will be testing outdoor warning sirens at each of our nuclear plants tomorrow, Oct. 8. These quarterly tests are part of normal maintenance to ensure sirens are working properly. No public action is required.

@DukeEnergy @DukeEnergyNC @DukeEnergySC @SCEMD, @NCPublicSafety, @NCEmergency, @DarCoEmMgmt, @LEECOUNTYEMA, @BrunswickGovt, @NewHanoverCo, @PickensCountyEM, @WakeGOV

Duke Energy will be testing outdoor warning sirens at each of our nuclear plants tomorrow, October 8. No public action is required. Reminder: This account will be closing at the end of the year. Stay connected by following @DukeEnergy and @DukeEnergyNC or @DukeEnergySC

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@SCEMD @NCPublicSafety @NCEmergency @DarCoEmMgmt @leecountync @BrunswickGovt @NewHanoverCo @PickensCountyEM @WakeGOV

Mark your calendar! Duke Energy will conduct quarterly full-volume testing of outdoor warning sirens around all six of our nuclear power plants on Wed., Oct. 8. Learn more about quarterly siren testing: spr.ly/6010Aw2cA

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@SCEMD @NCEmergency @DarCoEmMgmt @leecountync @NewHanoverCo @OconeeCounty911 @PickensCountyEM @WakeGOV @ChathamCountyNC @HarnettCounty Duke Energy conducts our outdoor warning siren testing in conjunction with state and county officials. No public action is required.

@SCEMD @NCEmergency @DarCoEmMgmt @leecountync @NewHanoverCo @OconeeCounty911 @PickensCountyEM @WakeGOV @ChathamCountyNC @HarnettCounty Approximate siren test times: •10 a.m. - 11 a.m. for Brunswick and Harris Nuclear Plants •11 a.m. - 1 p.m. for Oconee, McGuire, and Catawba Nuclear Stations •1 p.m. - 5 p.m. for Robinson Nuclear Plant No public action is required.

Outdoor warning sirens will be tested today, July 9, around all Duke Energy nuclear plants. This is part of normal maintenance to make sure they’re working properly. Some sirens may be tested more than once. No public action is required.