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Members of MISS DIG 811 receive locate requests when contractors and homeowners are doing excavation work near their underground infrastructure. Once a request is received, the member marks the location of their underground facilities. All members pay an annual invoice for participation on the system.

Contact MISS DIG 811 at 1-800-482-7171, 248-370-6400, or 8-1-1 or by using e-Locate to place a locate request online. Make sure you notify MISS DIG 811 if you are doing any of the following projects: Decks & Patios.

A Reminder to Parents! The colorful flags used to mark underground utility lines can be very attractive to young children. ... If the flags are accidentally removed, call MISS DIG 811 at 811, 248-370-6400, or 800-482-7171 and indicate you need the utility lines in your yard marked again.

MISS DIG System, Inc. is a Michigan Non-Profit Corporation that operates as the Underground Utility Safety Notification System for the entire state.

You could also be responsible for fines and repair costs. Now you can simply dial 811 to reach the one-call center, regardless of where you are digging. Digging safely means calling 811 before each job. ... There is no cost to you even the call is free so Call 811 Before You Dig.

Positive Response is a system housed at the MISS DIG 811 center that allows any participating member, or their authorized locating contractor, to provide status of dig tickets sent to them by MISS DIG 811.

In certain situations, MISS DIG 811 may issue a project ticket that will remain valid for 180 calendar days. In addition, if excavation has not commenced on a project within 14 days, a new MISS DIG 811 ticket will be required.

In finance, a locate is an approval from a broker that needs to be obtained prior to effecting a short sale in any equity security, i.e. to "locate" securities available for borrowing. ... Each short sale must be matched to a corresponding locate.

How long is a locate request valid? A ticket remains valid for 21 calendar days after the legal dig start date requested on the MISS DIG 811 ticket. It is, however, the excavator's responsibility to get the marks refreshed when needed.

Utility locates frequently asked questions. Utility location marks are good while visible but only for 30 days. This means that as long as the marks are protected and not destroyed, you may dig for 30 days with your original marks.

The MISS DIG 811 Notification Center is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at 811, 248-370-6400, or 1-800-482-7171 to process emergency and non-emergency location requests.

MISS DIG 811 is the central contact for the protection of underground utilities. The MISS DIG 811 system's primary function is to process locate requests from individuals planning to dig and notifies its member utilities about these excavations.

Main lines are generally found at least 24 inches deep, while service lines are gener- ally found at least 18 inches deep. Keep in mind: existing grades can change and the current depth of an electric or natural gas line may be different than when originally installed.

Main lines are generally found at least 24 inches deep, while service lines are gener- ally found at least 18 inches deep. Keep in mind: existing grades can change and the current depth of an electric or natural gas line may be different than when originally installed.

Direct Burial Installation The minimum depth requirement of a direct burial cable is 24 inches, except when installed under a concrete slab with a minimum thickness of 2 inches. In this case, the cable can be installed at only 18 inches deep.