December 2011 VUPS Newsletter
Hot off the presses, here it is – our December 2011 VUPS Dirt! Hope you enjoy it. Click on “December 2011 VUPS Newsletter” to view the newsletter.
Hot off the presses, here it is – our December 2011 VUPS Dirt! Hope you enjoy it. Click on “December 2011 VUPS Newsletter” to view the newsletter.
VUPS is now being featured in a new commercial produced by Avaya, a global leader in communications solutions. The commercial highlights our use of the Avaya call switch and solutions that help us efficiently run our call center. Continue reading →
For the second year in a row, VA811 is participating in the annual Hotel Roanoke Festival of Trees. This year, we have a webcam at our display, that shows folks visiting our display in the Festival of Trees. Check it … Continue reading →
United States Infrastructure Corporation (USIC) recently announced their purchase of Consolidated Utility Services, Inc. Click here to read more.
It is not too early to start making plans! The Seventh Annual CGA Excavation Safety Conference and Expo will be held in Las Vegas, NV, from March 6-8, 2012. Click here to learn more about the 2012 Conference.
Here it is, the latest version of the VUPS Newsletter, The VUPS Dirt! Click on “September 2011 VUPS Newsletter” to see the latest edition.
A link to the VA811 mapping of the proposed excavation area is now included in all ticket confirmation emails. This means that whether you call 811 or submit a ticket using Web Ticket Entry, if you provide us with an … Continue reading →
VA811 sponsored the Salem Red Sox game August 11. Thousands of our friends joined us at the the ballpark for fun, giveaways, games and more!
We’ve been working with the Red Sox this year to help remind people to … Continue reading →
Check out this 811 Day video message from the State Corporation Commission. Special thanks to Virginia Cable Telecommunications Association for their help with the production!
Here you go! The most recent version of the VUPS newsletter, The VUPS Dirt. Click here to read or download our newsletter.
Always call 811 before you dig in Virginia.