Get Location Request Information Sheet - Dig Safely New York

New York State law requires all member utility companies to respond to your Location Request within two (2) business days (not including the day of submission), or before the date/time of your intended work start.

Excavation must begin within 10 working days of the date we receive your request. To avoid unnecessary delays, contact New York 811 before the 10-day period is scheduled to expire to request a remarking. Have your ticket number handy when you call.

In New York State it's unlawful and dangerous to dig anywhere in the state without first contacting your Notification Center for a mark out. Even if you are excavating on private property you are still are REQUIRED TO CONTACT 811 for a location markout!

Contact Us 24 Hours a Day, 365 Days a Year: To submit an excavation or digging request, call 811 anytime. Homeowners can also call 811, the national call before you dig number. To share a comment, question or concern, or for general information, call 1-800-524-7603.

Contact New York 811, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. NOTE: By law, the markout of an excavation site can be delayed by the Facility Operator a maximum of two additional days.

New York State law requires all member utility companies to respond to your Location Request within two (2) business days (not including the day of submission), or before the date/time of your intended work start.

Marking Color Codes Streets can hide a complex infrastructure of underground utilities. One call to New York 811 provides for where gas (yellow), electric (red) and phone (orange) are located. It is essential to call New York 811 before digging anywhere, including sidewalks and soil.

Excavation must begin within 10 working days of the date we receive your request. To avoid unnecessary delays, contact New York 811 before the 10-day period is scheduled to expire to request a remarking. Have your ticket number handy when you call.

Excavation must begin within 10 working days of the date we receive your request. To avoid unnecessary delays, contact New York 811 before the 10-day period is scheduled to expire to request a remarking. Have your ticket number handy when you call.

In New York State it's unlawful and dangerous to dig anywhere in the state without first contacting your Notification Center for a mark out. Even if you are excavating on private property you are still are REQUIRED TO CONTACT 811 for a location markout!

If the excavator does not receive an email or fax, they must call Ticket Check® at 877-811-7701 or visit .managetickets.com to retrieve the status of the ticket/markout prior to starting an excavation.

Contact Us 24 Hours a Day, 365 Days a Year: To submit an excavation or digging request, call 811 anytime. Homeowners can also call 811, the national call before you dig number. To share a comment, question or concern, or for general information, call 1-800-524-7603.

Contact Us 24 Hours a Day, 365 Days a Year: To submit an excavation or digging request, call 811 anytime. Homeowners can also call 811, the national call before you dig number. To share a comment, question or concern, or for general information, call 1-800-524-7603.

Contact New York 811, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. NOTE: By law, the markout of an excavation site can be delayed by the Facility Operator a maximum of two additional days.

Submit a location request with UDig NY online or by phone at 811. It is free and easy. You will receive a Location Request number and a list of member utility companies that will be notified of your planned digging project.

Marking Color Codes Streets can hide a complex infrastructure of underground utilities. One call to New York 811 provides for where gas (yellow), electric (red) and phone (orange) are located. It is essential to call New York 811 before digging anywhere, including sidewalks and soil.

Submit a location request with UDig NY online or by phone at 811. It is free and easy. You will receive a Location Request number and a list of member utility companies that will be notified of your planned digging project.

Excavation must begin within 10 working days of the date we receive your request. To avoid unnecessary delays, contact New York 811 before the 10-day period is scheduled to expire to request a remarking. Have your ticket number handy when you call.

Marking Color Codes Streets can hide a complex infrastructure of underground utilities. One call to New York 811 provides for where gas (yellow), electric (red) and phone (orange) are located. It is essential to call New York 811 before digging anywhere, including sidewalks and soil.

If the excavator does not receive an email or fax, they must call Ticket Check® at 877-811-7701 or visit .managetickets.com to retrieve the status of the ticket/markout prior to starting an excavation.

Contact Us 24 Hours a Day, 365 Days a Year: To submit an excavation or digging request, call 811 anytime. Homeowners can also call 811, the national call before you dig number. To share a comment, question or concern, or for general information, call 1-800-524-7603.

Submit a location request with UDig NY online or by phone at 811. It is free and easy. You will receive a Location Request number and a list of member utility companies that will be notified of your planned digging project.

Submit a location request with UDig NY online or by phone at 811. It is free and easy. You will receive a Location Request number and a list of member utility companies that will be notified of your planned digging project.

Marking Color Codes Streets can hide a complex infrastructure of underground utilities. One call to New York 811 provides for where gas (yellow), electric (red) and phone (orange) are located. It is essential to call New York 811 before digging anywhere, including sidewalks and soil.