In time for spring gardening and home improvement projects, Governor Kate Brown proclaims April as “Oregon Dig Safely Month”. Governor Brown Proclaims April “Oregon Dig Safely Month”
Thanks for your commitment to making Oregon a safe place to live and work. Once enough information has been collected, staff will take appropriate action. Additional information, such as scans of photos or other documents, can be emailed to the PUC if required.
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You will be asked a series of questions and the information you provide in response will be forwarded to staff for investigation. After calling 811 or submitting a ticket. You can initiate this process by submitting a Request for Administrative Action (RAA) using this form (Link to form here please) or by contacting the PUC at (503) 378-6600 or 1-80. And if you damaged a gas pipeline or electric line, call 1-80 immediately. Investigation of probable violations is complaint driven and administered by the OPUC. If you believe these requirements are not being followed, we encourage you to file a complaint to report the probable violation. Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunitiesįollowing the requirements of Oregon’s excavation laws is vital to safety of underground facilities, workers and the public.Training & Education Committee Meetings.
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