Ghosts aren’t the only thing you can’t always see. Underground utilities are often lurking just beneath your feet, and 25% of costly digging damages happen simply because someone didn't contact 811 -- even though it’s free. Don't become a scary statistic.

Facility operators are the guardians of underground facilities and utility services, ensuring safety and smooth operation. From managing utility systems to overseeing repairs, their work keeps communities safe and connected. #FacilityOperators #SafetyFirst #Contact811

If you're considering adding an underground pool of any size to your property, this is your chance to make a splash in the safety department too! Contact Oregon 811 before you dig to help prevent costly damage by marking underground utilities.

What’s lurking beneath your yard? Before you start digging, contact Oregon 811 at oregon811.com. Know what’s underground before your project begins, because the scariest surprises are the ones you don’t see coming.

Behind the scenes, sewer workers play a vital role in keeping our communities clean and healthy. Let's express gratitude for their hard work and dedication to maintaining our sewer systems, often in challenging conditions. #SewerWorkers #Gratitude

#Football isn't the only thing that kicks off in September; many outdoor projects do too! No matter the type of excavation project you’re tackling, don't forget to contact 811 before digging. Just like a well-executed play, a safe dig starts with proper preparation.

Did you know that natural gas is odorless and colorless? Utility companies add a distinctive odorant called mercaptan to make it detectable in case of leaks. Learn more intriguing facts about natural gas and its role in powering our homes and industries. aga.org/natural-gas/safety/u…

The 2026 Joint States Meeting: Stacking the Deck for Damage Prevention will take place October 13–15. Reserve your room directly through the Coeur d'Alene Casino Resort Hotel by September 28 to receive the discounted conference rate. More info at: cdacasino.com/

As the weather cools off, many are rushing to finish outdoor projects. Before you break ground, make sure to contact 811. Whether you’re installing a new deck or simply planting shrubs, knowing what’s beneath the surface is key to a successful project. #Contact811

If you need to dig right away in an emergency, it is recommended that most people CALL in the ticket. Once on the phone, let our representatives know you have an emergency and need an immediate locate request. Safety is our priority, especially in urgent situations. #Emergency

We do what we can to prepare our kids for school, and we should take the same approach to safety for digging projects! Let's ace this semester of damage prevention, and be sure to check out our website if you have any questions. #BacktoSchool #Contact811

With over 2.5 million miles of pipeline transporting natural gas across the country, it's an extensive network. Let's protect these vital pipelines and ensure the safe delivery of gas to homes and businesses. Remember to contact 811 before you dig. #Contact811 #SafeDigging

Three days. One incredible event. If professional networking and staying ahead of industry trends are priorities for you or your team, we hope you'll join us this October. eventleaf.com/e/2026JointSta…

Are you a new homeowner ready to embark on exciting projects and turn your house into a home? Don't forget to add one crucial item to your checklist: white spray paint or flags! Learn more about the steps in the excavation process at our website. digsafelyoregon.com/

Join us on October 13 for the official 2026 Joint States Golf Scramble at the Coeur d'Alene Casino Resort Hotel's Circling Raven Golf Club! Many valuable professional connections are waiting to be made before the conference officially begins. Sign up at: eventleaf.com/e/2026JointSta…

Each year, the Joint States Meeting brings together damage prevention professionals to learn from industry experts, exchange ideas, and discuss the issues shaping the future of our industry. Join us October 13–15 in Worley, Idaho. eventleaf.com/e/2026JointSta…

After a storm, stay alert around electricity! Avoid flooded areas with submerged outlets or cords, never touch electrical items when wet and follow safety guidelines when using generators. Have a pro inspect water-damaged electronics before use. #StaySafe. #ElectricSafety

September 7, 2026 (#LaborDay) will not count towards your standard notice required when filing a locate request, so please plan accordingly.

Before you break ground, take a moment to closely observe the markings left by utility locators—they're there to help you avoid costly and dangerous utility strikes. The safest path is the one that's clearly marked. #SafeExcavation #DamagePrevention #KnowWhatsBelow

How your lawn could look without a dig ticket is heartbreaking. Water damage doesn't explode, burn, or electrocute people, but it can still be devastating and dangerous.