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Arizona 811 Excavator Guide
Arizona 811’s popular pocket guide to getting underground facilities located before digging is available in English and Spanish. The Arizona Excavator Guide provides information about the Arizona 811 process and includes the Arizona law; the Uniform Color Code for Marking Utilities; and information to help you work safely and legally in the Tolerance Zone.
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| Annual Ambassador Award Nomination Form Know of someone in Arizona who champions excavation safety and damage prevention? Nominate him or her for the 2018 Damage Prevention & Safety Ambassador Award for Arizona. The nomination deadline is 5 p.m. MST on the last Friday in February. |
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| Arizona 811 Brochure The Arizona 811 brochure explains how 811 works, from calling or clicking before you dig to what happens afterwards. Get ticket tips and other info to help you dig safely and legally in Arizona. DOWNLOAD NOW. |
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| Arizona 811 Engineering Label For a copy of the Arizona 811 engineering label to add to prints and plans click here. |
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| No Marks or No Response by Due Date? The “Follow Up Transactions” document explains how and why to submit a follow-up transaction if one or more facility owner(s)/operator(s) fails to respond in any way by the due date or if you did not agree to, or don’t understand, the response you received. |
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| Landlord Notification of Excavation Work Form Arizona 811 provides excavators who will be digging at registered apartment or mobile home community with a Landlord Notification of Excavation Work Form that is already completed. Excavators can view the form here and/or download it, complete it themselves and send it, by certified mail, to landlords that are not registered with Arizona 811. Landlords who receive this completed form are required to respond to the excavator within 10 working days, excluding weekends and state-recognized holidays. |
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| Landlord Registration Form Landlords: State law requires you to register with the one-call notification center. In Arizona, it is Arizona 811. Complete this Landlord Registration Form for mobile home and apartment communities and return it to Arizona 811 by email or fax. |
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| Private Facility Locating Services Attention home and property owners: You might own some lines that won’t be marked by utility companies or other service providers. Find out why and get information on Private Facility Locating Services. |
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| Ticket Tips Taking just a few minutes to provide specific, detailed information when creating 811 tickets results in more timely, accurate locating. These tips can help you streamline the locating process and stay safe! As a bonus, the flip side provides information about the benefits of using our Exactix online ticket tool. |
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| Uniform Color Code for Marking Utilities Established by the American Public Works Association, the Uniform Color Code for Marking Utilities helps you understand what the eight colors used at excavation sites stand for; better yet, this downloadable version of the Uniform Color Code for Marking Utilities provides information in English and Spanish. |
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| Utilisphere Setup Questionnaire Are you a facility owner/operator who’s ready to start using Utilisphere? Complete this Utilisphere Setup Questionnaire so Arizona 811 can begin to configure your account. |
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| Utility Marks in Your Neighborhood The different colored marks you might see in your neighborhood are not only required by law, but also help prevent serious and fatal injuries and protect our vital infrastructure. This letter from the Arizona Locate Resolution Partnership explains why utility-location marks are so important to all of us. |
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| 2024 Holiday Schedule Planning to dig? Be sure to account for days when the Arizona 811 Center is closed. Check out the holiday schedule. |