Juneteenth Closure Reminder
DigAlert® will be closed Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.
Plan ahead! You can submit and manage your tickets online 24/7. It's fast, free, and easy!
direct.digalert.org
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Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating 50 Years of Safety! 🎉We’re grateful to our attendees, utility partners, exhibitors, volunteers, and DigAlert staff who helped make this milestone event such a success. Your support, enthusiasm, and commitment to safe digging and damage prevention have helped shape five decades of safety across Southern California. From live demonstrations and family activities to raffle prizes and great conversations, it was a day to remember. Thank you for being part of our journey and for helping us continue our mission of promoting safe excavation practices. Here’s to the next 50 years of safety! 💙💛 @AnaheimDucks Street Team
@Shell
@socalgas
EHS Inc
@SCE
@MarathonPetroCo
Charge Crimson Pipeline
@Utiliquest
Herman Weissker, Inc.
Tikiz Riverside Corona
Don chuys tacos and catering
URBN Market Fusion @MabunayJus17549
On the Go DJ Pro Inc
Happy faces and balloons
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Today we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Our office is closed in observance of Memorial Day. If you need to submit or manage a ticket, our DigAlert Direct® website is available 24/7. We will reopen tomorrow.
direct.digalert.org
#MemorialDay #811awareness #BeforeYouDig
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May 25
Apparently didn't call 811 (DigAlert), Crude cut in the sidewalk concrete, dirt strew all over, one single traffic cone- Does this look a jobsite run by a responsible OSHA compliant contractor, or a subcontractor that is lowballing by hiring illegals to do the work?
I'd bet good money on the latter.
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May 22
Did they use “Digalert” like they are SUPPOSED TO? Or was the area marked and they didn’t look at it? 🤨
I hope it’s actually investigated 🤦🏻♀️
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Small digging projects might seem simple, but they can come with serious risks. ⚠️
Installing a fence post, setting an anchor, or putting up a sign? Even these quick jobs can strike underground utility lines that are just inches below the surface.
A small hole can lead to big problems like service outages, costly repairs, or even injury!
Before you begin digging, make safety a priority. Submit a DigAlert® ticket to have underground lines located and marked. It’s free, easy, and helps keep your project on track and your community safe.
direct.digalert.org
#safetyfirst #yardprojects #811awareness #BeforeYouDig
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Utility lines support everyday life across Southern California ⚠️
Multiple utility lines run beneath neighborhoods and job sites. Damaging one of these lines can disrupt essential services for homes and businesses.
Submitting a DigAlert® ticket allows utility members to locate and mark the lines they own and maintain before your digging project begins.
Don’t risk it, submit a DigAlert® ticket before digging. It’s FREE!
direct.digalert.org
#PublicSafety #DamagePrevention #811Awareness #CommunitySafety
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If your project involves any kind of ground disturbance, even if it's shallow, it’s encouraged to submit a ticket to ensure there are no shallow utility lines within your work area. DigAlert is a free service that helps keep your project safe and compliant. Hope this helps.
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Digging without a ticket puts utilities at risk ⚠️
Underground utility lines run throughout Southern California communities. Excavating without having your utility lines located and marked can result in serious consequences.
Submitting a DigAlert® Ticket is a required step before breaking ground.
Submit your FREE DigAlert® ticket before digging: direct.digalert.org
#DontDigWithoutATicket #DamagePrevention #811Awareness #PublicSafety
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