ENS 40802: Difference between revisions

v t e ENS Event
06:05 Jun 10, 2004
Title	Offsite Notification Made Due to Inadvertent Emergency Siren Actuation
Event Description	One emergency response siren (Number 10 Brunswick County) located in Southport, NC inadvertently actuated at 0205, apparently due to a lightning strike, and was silenced at 0312. The Brunswick County, New Hanover County and North Carolina State Emergency Operation Centers (EOC) were notified of the inadvertent actuation. The Brunswick County 911 Center received calls from local residents reporting the siren actuation. Initial Safety Significance Evaluation: Minimal safety significance. The loss of the single siren will not significantly impact the public notification system. The remaining sirens in both Brunswick and New Hanover Counties have been verified to be operable. Corrective Actions: The siren was silenced at 0312 on June 10, 2004. The cause of the inadvertent actuation will be determined and repaired. The NRC Resident Inspector was notified of this event by the licensee.

ENS 40802 +/-
Where
Brunswick North Carolina (NRC Region 2)
Reporting

10 CFR 50.72(b)(2)(xi), Notification to Government Agency or News Release
Time - Person (Reporting Time:+-0.48 h-0.02 days <br />-0.00286 weeks <br />-6.57504e-4 months <br />)
Opened:	Tom Hackler 05:36 Jun 10, 2004
NRC Officer:	John Mackinnon
Last Updated:	Jun 10, 2004
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-| title = Offsite Notification Made Due To Inadvertent Emergency Siren Actuation
+| title = Offsite Notification Made Due to Inadvertent Emergency Siren Actuation
 | event text = One emergency response siren (Number 10 Brunswick County) located in Southport, NC inadvertently actuated at 0205, apparently due to a lightning strike, and was silenced at 0312.  The Brunswick County, New Hanover County and North Carolina State Emergency Operation Centers (EOC) were notified of the inadvertent actuation.  The Brunswick County 911 Center received calls from local residents reporting the siren actuation.
 Initial Safety Significance Evaluation:  Minimal safety significance.  The loss of the single siren will not significantly impact the public notification system.  The remaining sirens in both Brunswick and New Hanover Counties have been verified to be operable.

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