Pullman farmer could face criminal charges for alleged gas pipeline rupture
(Center Square) - A farmer in Pullman could soon face criminal charges for allegedly rupturing a natural gas pipeline while digging on his property last month.
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(Center Square) - A farmer in Pullman could soon face criminal charges for allegedly rupturing a natural gas pipeline while digging on his property last month.
/PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power and Georgia 811 continue to work together to raise awareness for National 811 Day on August 11 ("8-11"). Georgia Power wants to...
/PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power and Georgia 811 continue to work together to raise awareness for National 811 Day on August 11 ("8-11"). Georgia Power wants to...
As Safe Digging Month ends, Georgia Power reminds businesses and residents alike to continue doing their part to prevent dangerous and disruptive accidents by contacting Georgia 811 before digging this spring and throughout the year. Georgia Power joins with the State of Georgia and other utilities each year in working with Georgia 811, a nonprofit corporation dedicated to preventing damage […]
Georgia Power reminds customers to call 811 before they dig "Safe Digging Month" ends, but focus is year-round News provided by Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- As Safe Digging Month ends, Georgia Power reminds businesses and residents alike to continue doing their part to prevent dangerous and disruptive accidents by contacting Georgia 811 before digging this spring and throughout the year. Georgia Power joins with the State of Georgia and other utilities each year in working with Georgia 811, a nonprofit corporation dedicated to preventing da...