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Your Voice is an Important Part of National Safe Digging Month!

Posted on April 22, 2019 by Lauren Losawyer

The primary goal of National Safe Digging Month is that everyone knows the importance of safe digging practices and the role South Dakota811 plays in protecting people and our utility infrastructure. We need your help to make that happen. We … Continue reading →

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It’s Still Safe Digging Month

Posted on April 16, 2019 by Lauren Losawyer

It’s Still Safe Digging Month One of the goals of Safe Digging Month is to dispel some of the misconceptions of unsafe digging practices that many consider safe. Things like … If I’m just using hand tools, I don’t need … Continue reading →

April is National Safe Digging Month

Posted on April 8, 2019 by Greggory Covington

April is Safe Digging Month. Folks across the country use April to spread the word about safe digging. South Dakota 811 is doing our part. You’ll be seeing messages in this blog and on our social media accounts. The new … Continue reading →

Don’t Forget!

Posted on March 26, 2019 by Greggory Covington

Don’t forget to call South Dakota 48 hours before any excavation. Call so your work can begin on time and call to keep yourself and everyone in the area safe. Don’t forget to get your FREE subscription to the New … Continue reading →

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Call 811 First, Go Home to Your Family Safely Tonight

Posted on March 22, 2019 by Greggory Covington

We all know that we’re supposed to call South Dakota 811 two working days before we begin digging, but in our busy lives we sometimes forget why. The bottom line is that calling South Dakota 811 is an important safety … Continue reading →

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The South Dakota 811 Blog is expanding

Posted on March 6, 2019 by Greggory Covington

We’re expanding the South Dakota 811 weekly blog into two quarterly newsletters: one written especially for utility operators, the other professional excavators. This new format will allow us provide more in-depth information targeted specifically to each audience. The free newsletters … Continue reading →

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Spring Meetings Start Next Week

Posted on February 18, 2019 by Greggory Covington

It may not look like Spring when you gaze out a window, but South Dakota 811 Spring Meetings begin next week. These meetings are the time each year when utility operators and South Dakota 811 provide you the information you … Continue reading →

Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early Spring

Posted on February 11, 2019 by Greggory Covington

After dealing with Polar Vortexes and a winter’s worth of snow, most South Dakotans are planning for Spring. Whether you’re planting crops or a flower garden, repairing a fence or plowing a field, plans for the upcoming season are underway. … Continue reading →

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It’s Spring Meeting Time!

Posted on February 4, 2019 by Greggory Covington

South Dakota 811 announces our schedule of Spring Damage Prevention Meetings. These meetings are conducted jointly by South Dakota 811 and local utilities. The informative sessions assist both excavators and utility operators on reducing damage to underground utilities and improving … Continue reading →

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You Can Count on Us!

Posted on January 28, 2019 by Greggory Covington

You can count on South Dakota 811 having your back 24/7/365. We’re here to protect excavators, property owners and the general public from the dangers of accidental damage to underground utility lines. We’re here through rain, sleet and snow. We’re … Continue reading →