Call 811 during National Safe Digging Month

Safe Digging Month encourages checking before digging

ALBANY — Safe digging practices are essential for any excavation, demolition, or digging project.

People reminded to call before digging

The Illinois Commerce Commission is reminding professional excavators and DIY homeowners to call 811 to safely mark utility lines before starting digging projects.

Alabama Public Service Commission recognizes April as “811 Safe Digging Month” - The Selma Times‑Journal

By Faith Callens, Selma Times Journal The month of April is officially here and The Alabama Public Service Commission (APSC) is reminding Alabamians to dial “811” at least two days before beginning outdoor digging projects. The reason behind the reminder prevents citizens from damaging important underground utility lines, which could cause injury and service disruptions. “To prevent unnecessary damage to utilities around your home, call 811 befo…

Survey Finds 46% of Americans Plan to Dig Without Contacting 811 Beforehand, Risking Utility Disruptions and Safety Hazards

WEST MIFFLIN, Pa., April 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- April is a busy time of the year, notifying 811 for every digging project, every time helps ensure worker safety and prevents costly utility damage.

How To Dig Safely In Georgia

Georgia residents need to call 811 at least three business days before starting any digging project. This free service helps prevent dangerous accidents and costly repairs by marking underground utility lines. Last year, Georgia averaged nearly 52 incidents daily that damaged underground infrastructure. With ongoing growth across the state, safe digging practices have become more critical than ever. 💡 Why It Matters: Hidden beneath your yard ar…

Call 811 during National Safe Digging Month

CANONSBURG — Warmer temperatures and the arrival of spring typically signal the beginning of outdoor projects — everything from installing a mailbox or planting a tree to building a deck or putting in a new fence.