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.

Atmos Energy is asking the public to take the 811 Call Before You Dig initiative. More than 50% of outside natural gas leaks ...

For additional information about 811, visit Duke Energy’s Call 811 Before You Dig webpage. To get in touch with the 811 center, dial 811 or visit call811.com.

State law says that you must call 811at least two business days before a demolition project start date. “Multiple utilities are underground, a lot of infrastructure is based under the ground and ...

Duke Energy is reminding residents to call 811 before beginning spring digging projects. April is National Safe Digging Month ,and Duke emphasizing the importance of calling 811 three days before ...

Tripp stressed that in the event you do come in contact with a natural gas line to leave the area immediately, call 911, and then contact their emergency line at 888-482-4950.

Call first, dig second The national "811 Call Before You Dig" system was created so anyone who plans to dig can have underground utility lines clearly marked by making a free call.

811 is the national call-before-you-dig phone number. Anyone who plans to dig (i.e., homeowners, neighbors, landscapers, contractors, farmers/ranchers, utility companies, etc.), please call 811 or ...

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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 ...

Kentucky 811 is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can also contact them online at kentucky811.org.