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I've been clearing the golf course for 17 years, and I can't tell you how many times I've had to go out on the golf course and beg people to come off and they still stay out there when severe weather is imminent. Since we've had the horn, I have not had that conversation.

Director of Golf at The Breakers Palm Beach

I think the Outdoor Alerting System is something necessary for every school. There's not much that parents value more than the safety of their children and a tremendous part of what we try to provide each and every day is the safety and security of our students.

Coral Springs Christian Academy

For Cape Coral residents and Floridians in general, lightning and severe weather is always a threat, which means that we need to go above and beyond to help protect residents by leveraging the most proven, advanced lightning detection and alerting technology available. With OAS installed at many of our public parks, we can ensure that public safety remains our priority.

Athletic and Revenue Superintendent, City of Cape Coral

The horn alerting takes the onus off staff to inform visitors to seek shelter. During a game, everyone is looking down and not up at the skies at the weather. Parents are watching their kids, referees are watching the game, and players are keeping their eye on the ball - and no one wants the game to be interrupted. But people respect the horn and the technology.

Executive Director, Maryland Soccerplex