August 11 th (8/11) is a great reminder that a quick call or online request to 811 can prevent serious accidents. Every few ...

Striking a utility line can result in costly repairs, inconvenient outages, fines and even injuries. When homeowners and contractors contact 811, they are connected to the Miss Utility system.

811 will come and mark utilities with lots of different colors. if you're new to thia sort of DIY you might not know what the ...

Crews will be sent to mark the approximate location of underground utilities with color-coded paint, flags, or stakes. Failure to notify Louisiana 811 can result in fines and liability for any ...

A utility line is damaged every 23 minutes in Florida, a release from Sunshine 811 said. One good chunk of your shovel could knock out the internet for your block, or worse.

In the past year alone, calls to 811 have increased by nearly 10%, contributing to a 7% reduction in underground utility damage throughout Southwest Gas’ tri-state territory compared to 2023.

Call 811 before you dig, even a small gardening project in your lawn. Visit TEXAS811.org to schedule a FREE appointment for local utility technicians to come and place markers anywhere underground ...

Duke Energy is reminding Hoosiers to call 811 before starting any digging projects to prevent personal injury and avoid electric outages.

Utility lines can shift up or down, so it is vital to call 811 to avoid striking lines, even for shallow digs. For more information and safe digging practices, visit 811's website or Summit's ...

811 Dominion Energy Utility lines Digging projects South Carolina Contractors Landscaping Safety LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. (WCIV) — As spring arrives, homeowners, contractors and landscapers are ...

After contacting 811, allow time for the underground utility lines to be marked before digging. The approximate location of the lines will be marked with color-coded spray paint, flags or stakes ...

Officials advise people looking to dig underground to call 811 and to allow 3-5 business days for a free property assessment. Tim Lubbers, a SEMCO Spokesperson, recommends that everyone digs ...