City continues to install new back-up beepers

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“The white noise backup alarms don’t transmit into homes as bad,” Snowden said. “Yet directly behind the implement or piece of equipment it is loud enough for people to know it is coming.”

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Snowden said around two years ago the city started to install the new alarms and have replaced about half of them in their fleet. He said they’ll continue to replace the beepers as new pieces of equipment are purchased and as old ones are updated.

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