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Jefferson-Cocke Utility District urges customers to call 811 before digging
Click here to read complete articleAs a result of the COVID-19 public health crisis, local utilities, including the Jefferson-Cocke County Utility District, are asking homeowners
Gov. Hogan proclaims April as Safe Digging Month
Click here to read complete articleBALTIMORE (March 30, 2020) – In observance of National Safe Digging Month in April, Miss Utility/District One Call – the one-call notification center for
These energy workers put in lonely hours to keep gas moving
Click here to read complete articleLee McKelvey’s first day on the job was also the last time he saw nearly all of his coworkers. The
Several homes evacuated in Dubuque after Tuesday morning gas leak
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Several homes evacuated in Dubuque after Tuesday morning gas leak
DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) – The Dubuque Fire Department responded to a gas leak at the 2200 block of Graham Circle after a private contractor hit a
Dr Ariaratnam proves to be the gold standard
At ISTT’s International No-Dig Florence in 2019, Dr Samuel Ariaratnam was awarded the ISTT Gold Medal, the society’s highest honour, presented to individuals who have made an
MISS DIG 811 moves to postpone digging projects amid Michigan’s stay-at-home order
In an announcement Tuesday, MISS DIG 811 encourages all Michigan residents to postpone any excavation to limit field personnel’s exposure to COVID-19. The announcement comes
COVID-19 heightens the need for safe digging practices
Click here to read complete articleAs the United States grapples with containing the COVID-19 pandemic and with a growing number of people under stay-at-home orders,
Gas leak forces evacuations, road closure in Provo
Click here to read complete articlePROVO, Utah — Emergency responders shut down part of Provo’s State Street and evacuated some medical offices due to a
Coronavirus in Austin: Construction crews back at job sites as work ban lifted
Click here to read complete articleSome recently sidelined construction workers in Austin are back on the job this week, after Gov. Greg Abbott issued an