Safety Inside and Outside of Your Property
Underground utilities, including natural gas pipelines, exist everywhere. You are responsible for gas lines from the gas meter to your home or business. If there is a natural gas line on your property, once a year a plumbing or heating contractor should locate and inspect the lines, and make necessary repairs.

In addition, it’s important to familiarize yourself with any pipeline markers that exist on your property. They may be found near a pipeline Right-of-Way (ROW). The ROW provides sufficient space for pipeline operators to inspect and perform maintenance on the pipeline. If you ever damage or knock over one of these pipeline markers, contact the pipeline operator.

In your community, watch for markers indicating where natural gas pipelines are located. Pipeline markers include the phone number you should use in case of an emergency.

A Safety First Commitment
Preventing a Natural Gas Pipeline Emergency
Detecting a Natural Gas Leak
Suspect a Leak? Take Action!
Call Before You Dig. It’s the Law.
Information for Emergency Officials

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For more information on natural gas safety, please contact GUC at 551-1587.