Perry Plant will conduct a siren test on Wed., April 14 at 11 a.m. A steady tone will be heard from local emergency sirens in Lake County for about three minutes. Siren testing is part of the plant’s local emergency preparedness program to ensure all sirens are working properly.
In an effort to avoid causing unnecessary concern for the public, the Perry Nuclear Power Plant audible siren test scheduled for Wed., April 8, 2020 has been re-scheduled as a silent test. We expect to conduct an audible test as previously scheduled during 2020's next quarter.
The @USGS reported a 4.0 earthquake centered in Eastlake, Ohio, shortly before 11 a.m. No abnormal or unusual indications have been noted at our facility + workers are conducting a comprehensive visual inspection to assure there is no change in the condition of plant equipment.
Last night was one for the books: Perry set a new site record of 406 consecutive days online, surpassing the previous record set in 2014! Congrats and thanks to Perry employees, whose good work ensures the plant keeps generating safe, reliable power!
Proud to welcome @OHCounties for a visit and plant tour today. Thanks to all the county commissioners who attended and to #LakeCounty Commissioners John Hamercheck, Daniel Troy and Jerry Cirino for promoting the benefits of the Perry Nuclear Power Plant!
💻🔨⚙️ It's National Engineers Week & we'll be highlighting our engineering workforce! Engineers work tirelessly behind the scenes to help keep the power on for our communities: https://t.co/qrh9YQHbfU
▶️ Watch our engineer spotlights: https://t.co/IyKNLvCmg9
#EWeek2018
Our Foundation has donated $2,500 to @LakeLeadership to support the organization's highly interactive leadership development programs: https://t.co/RetwbMvs9j