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It is time to cast your vote for the next We Energies safe digging ‘ambassadog.’ The top dog will help spread the important message: Doggone it! Call 811 at least three days before you dig.

Anyone digging, for projects large and small, is advised to “call before you dig.” The 8-1-1 number and DigAlert website has information on reporting.

The 811 Damage Prevention program, commonly known as “Call Before You Dig,” encourages people to call 811 before digging to be sure underground utility lines are not in the way.

Calling before you dig can save money, property and most importantly life “It’s the law. People are legally required to call 811 before they dig and they just aren’t doing it.” ...

If you are starting any outdoor digging project, including gardening, building a fence, planting trees or laying a patio, CenterPoint Energy advises you call 811.

When you call 811 prior to your digging project, you’ll be connected to a local notification center that will take your information and communicate it to local utility companies.

“If you are installing a fence, if you are putting in a mailbox post or a large project like replacing a sewer line, you should call 811,” said Scott Purucker, Michigan Gas Utilities.

Southwest Gas says it’s getting more requests to locate customers’ gas lines through its ‘Call Before You Dig’ service than anticipated in its last general rate request, and is asking the Nevada ...

The national 811 “Call Before You Dig” system was created so anyone who plans to dig can make a free call to have underground utility lines clearly marked. Contractors, homeowners, business owners and ...

As the weather slowly turns warmer and more and more folks get outside to begin spring and summer lawn projects, it is important to remember to check before you dig.