How many sirens there are in Klaipėda District
As of 15 October 2026, the map shows 14 sirens in Klaipėda District. That is 1.2% of Lithuania's 1,180.
- Rank among Lithuania's 60 municipalities: 33.
- Residents per siren: 5,118 (population on 1 January 2026).
- Average per municipality in Klaipėda County: 17.
- Shelters in Klaipėda District: 49, KAS shelters: 33.
What to do when you hear sirens in Klaipėda District
- Do not panic.
- Turn on LRT radio or television without delay and listen to the message.
- Do what you are told and wait for further instructions.
- If an air raid alert is announced, go to the nearest shelter or KAS shelter. The map shows 49 shelters and 33 KAS shelters in Klaipėda District.
How to check whether an air raid alert is on right now — Is there an air raid alert now?. All the steps — Sirens and air raid alerts.
Sirens in Klaipėda County
- Klaipėda — 56
- Šilutė District — 17
- Kretinga District — 16
- Klaipėda District — 14
- Skuodas District — 11
- Palanga — 5
- Neringa — 3
How a siren sounds
“Attention everyone” is a pulsing siren sound lasting 3 minutes: about 9 seconds of sound, about 6 seconds of pause.
Warning systems are tested periodically, and scheduled tests are announced in advance. If you hear the message “Warning system test”, stay calm and tell your loved ones it is a test.
Sirens in the other largest municipalities
- Vilnius — 94
- Kaunas — 87
- Klaipėda — 56
- Kaunas District — 48
- Vilnius District — 65
- Šiauliai — 29
- Panevėžys — 17
- Marijampolė — 26
- Mažeikiai District — 22
Frequently asked questions
How many sirens are there in Klaipėda District?
As of 15 October 2026, the InCaseMap map shows 14 sirens in Klaipėda District.
Where can I see a siren map of Klaipėda District?
On the InCaseMap map: open app.incasemap.com and turn on the “Sirens” layer. The map is free.
What should I do when I hear sirens?
Do not panic, turn on LRT radio or television and do what you are told. When an air raid alert is announced, go to the nearest shelter or safe place.
Are sirens tested?
Yes, warning systems are tested periodically. Scheduled tests are announced in advance, so if you are not sure, check LRT or official announcements.