Julie’s remote ticket entry (rte) lets professional excavators quickly submit locate requests online anytime, with instant dig numbers and tools for accuracy. Contact julie before you dig online, by calling 811, or through remote ticket entry Available 24/7 to help mark underground utility lines safely. At least 3 days before you plan to start your digging project, submit a locate request to julie You can contact julie online at any time…and avoid possible hold times…or you can call 811. State law requires you to notify julie at least 3 but not more than 10 days before any digging project regardless of the project size or depth
Even if you are digging in the same area as a previous project, notify julie first. Whether you’re planting, building, adding, or fixing anything outdoors, all you have to do is to contact julie before you dig The service is free and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Our organization’s mission is to prevent damages to underground utilities, the environment and property, reduce service interruptions and costly repairs, and save lives. Contact julie before you dig and stay safe We perform the vital role of connecting homeowners like you with utility companies so they can mark their underground lines and indicate where it’s safe to dig.
The use of an electronic positive response system, offered through julie, will be required by excavators and facility owners or operators no later than january 1, 2026. Excavation must begin within 14 calendar days of the initial call A new member lookup will be done during each extend operation in the event a new facility owner is now in or near the jobsite The list of julie members to be notified will be read to the excavator on all extends operations. To access full ticket view and extend functions, enter the julie ticket number and click inquire So, when planting, building, adding, or fixing anything outdoors, make sure to contact julie before you dig—even if you’re digging in the same location as a previous project.
The use of a positive response system, offered through julie, would be required by facility owners or operators and available to excavators no later than january 1, 2026 Welcome to the julie brand style guide tailored specifically for municipalities In this guide, you will find a carefully curated set of directives encompassing logo usage, color palettes, typography, imagery, and messaging. Contact julie to schedule a meeting with others involved such as utility facility owners or operators, project managers, and designers to discuss plans and e Striking one can cause a service interruption, serious property damage, harm to your family or neighbors, personal injury.and even cost you your life Don’t put your farm, your workers or yourself at.
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