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Founded in 1984, the non-profit Texas811 is the largest one-call notification center in the country. We protect billions of dollars of underground utilities and the people who live and work around them. Texas811 is the link between those intending to dig and our member utility companies. We notify utility companies that are registered with Texas811 of the planned excavation and they send locators to mark their underground utility lines. These markings represent the approximate location of the underground utility lines. Our mission is to facilitate damage prevention, promote public safety and protect the environment through stakeholder education and communication.

MISS DIG 811 is a Michigan Non-Profit Corporation that operates as the Underground Utility Safety Notification System for the entire state. MISS DIG 811 has received over 21 million locate requests, resulting in nearly 189 million ticket transmissions since 1970. MISS DIG 811 provides this free service to homeowners, excavators, municipalities, and utility companies via our web-based locate requests using OneCallAccess at https://onecall.missdig811.org/ngen.web//Account/Login or by placing a toll free call to 811 or 800-482-7171. MISS DIG 811 processes those locate requests by contacting our 1,700+ members, who then come out and locate their facilities. The The mission of MISS DIG 811 is to safeguard the public, environment, property, and infrastructure through, educational outreach and the advancement of damage prevention statewide.

Mission: Georgia 811 will be an industry leader in promoting safety and preventing damage to underground and overhead facilities through high-quality education and notification services. Vision: Keeping Georgia Safe and Connected Core Values: Safety, Quality, Integrity, Strong Relationships, Clear and Effective Communication Georgia 811 is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to preventing damage to Georgia’s underground utilities and promoting public safety. We function as a communication system, connecting our member utility companies with professional excavators and homeowners who are planning mechanized digging activity such as excavation, tunneling, grading, boring and demolition. Although it is not required by Georgia law to notify Georgia 811 if a smaller, non-mechanized digging project is planned, we encourage residents to do so to ensure their personal safety and the safety of those around them. These projects can include installing a mailbox, putting up a fence, planting a tree, and other DIY projects that involve digging. website: Georgia811.com