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To visit Nebraska 811 ITIC please go to:
http://ne.itic.occinc.com/

The law states that everyone who excavates or disturbs the surface of the ground in the State of Nebraska, must first contact Nebraska811 2 business days in advance to have all underground utilities located. This legislation includes, but is not limited too: Contractors, homeowners and personal property owners. General questions

, ITIC inquiries and Member Utility Database: 866-711-7281 or [email protected]

ITIC Training: 402-502-3990 or [email protected]

On this Labor Day, we're raising a toast to the hardworking members of the damage prevention industry who keep our under...
09/07/2026

On this Labor Day, we're raising a toast to the hardworking members of the damage prevention industry who keep our underground utilities and communities' safe day in and day out.

Wishing everyone a joyful and safe Labor Day.

We do what we can to prepare our kids for school, and we should take the same approach to safety for digging projects!Le...
09/04/2026

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.

Football isn't the only thing that kicks off in September; many outdoor projects do too! No matter the type of excavatio...
09/02/2026

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. Let's score big on safety!


September 7, 2026 ( ) will not count towards your standard notice required when filing a locate request, so please plan ...
09/01/2026

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

Every good adventure has a guide.When you're digging, utility flags and paint help lead the way by showing the approxima...
08/31/2026

Every good adventure has a guide.

When you're digging, utility flags and paint help lead the way by showing the approximate location of underground utilities.

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.

Law dictates that any contractor digging on private property must get the underground utilities marked before digging. V...
08/28/2026

Law dictates that any contractor digging on private property must get the underground utilities marked before digging. Visit our website to request for underground utilities to be marked.

The service is free, and local contractors should know the standard notice required to file before digging.

How your lawn could look without a dig ticket is heartbreaking.Water damage doesn't explode, burn, or electrocute people...
08/27/2026

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.

After the fight for equal voting rights in the early 19th century, the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920, giving women...
08/26/2026

After the fight for equal voting rights in the early 19th century, the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920, giving women the right to vote. This revolutionary decision is recognized on August 26— Women's Equality Day.

Today women are represented in the military, in space, as CEOs and they hold pivotal roles in the damage prevention industry. Here are some ideas on how to celebrate Women's Equality Day:
vantagecircle.com/en/blog/womens-equality-day

How it started: A weekend project. How it's going: A trip to the emergency room.Damaging an underground utility can lead...
08/24/2026

How it started: A weekend project. How it's going: A trip to the emergency room.

Damaging an underground utility can lead to costly repairs and even result in serious injuries.

Before every digging project, contact 811 to have buried utilities located and marked. Taking a few minutes to plan ahead can help prevent accidents before they happen.

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PO Box 5225
Elkhorn, NE
68505

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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