DENVER -- As severe weather season gets underway, your community may or may not have a warning siren as Colorado does not have a current, statewide program.

This is a list compiled of areas that do and do not have audible tornado warning sirens. This list will be updated through the upcoming weeks as various government agancies return to work and voice mails left over the Memorial Day Holiday.

Adams County Sheriff --- No
Alamosa County Sheriff -- No Answer
Arapahoe County Sheriff --- No Sirens In County
Aurora Police --- Yes, at least 24
Boulder County Sheriffs --- Yes, in the city of Boulder, Eldorado Springs, Lyons and Lafayette
Brighton Police --- Yes
Broomfield Police --- No
Castle Rock Police --- No
Clear Creek County Sheriffs --- Unsure
Canon City Police -- No
Colorado Springs Police --- Yes
Commerce City --- Yes 16 sirens
Costilla County Sheriff --- No
Crested Butte Police --- No
Dacono Police --- No
Del Norte Police --- No Answer
Delta County Sheriffs --- no answer
Denver --- Yes 72 sirens
Douglas County Sheriffs --- No
Durango Police --- No
Eaton Police --- No
Edgewater Police --- No
El Paso County Sheriffs --- No
Elbert County Sheriff --- Yes
Englewood --- Yes
Simla, Kiowa, Elizabeth
Erie Police --- No
Elizabeth --- Yes
Florence Police --- Unsure
Ft. Collins Police --- No
Ft. Lupton Police --- Part Of Weld Co Dispatch
Frederick Police --- Part Of Weld Co Dispatch
Fremont County Sheriffs --- No Dispatcher
Fruita Police --- No
Glenwood Springs Police --- Unsure
Greeley-Weld County Dispatch --- Yes, covers Evans, Frederick/Firestone, Hudson, La Salle, Milliken,Pawnee, Ft. Lupton and Keenesburg
Gunnison County --- No
Holyoke--- Yes
Jeffco Sheriffs --- Yes
Johnstown Police --- Greeley-Weld Dispatchers
Kersey Police --- Greeley-Weld Dispatchers
Kiowa County Sheriffs --- Yes
La Junta Police --- Yes 5 sirens
Lakewood Police --- Yes 24 sirens
Leadville Police --- No
Simla---Yes
Windsor Fire --- No