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2 table of contents DIRECTORIES 5 Georgia EMC 6 Georgia Utility Coordinating Council 7 Georgia Utility Contractors Association 8 Mundo Hispanico Yellow Page Ad 9 MAGAZINES 10 American Locator 11 Extreme How To 12 Field & Stream 13 Georgia Cities 14 Georgia Contractor 15 Georgia Engineer 16 Georgia Farm Bureau 17 Georgia Forestry 18 Georgia Gardening 19 Georgia Magazine 20 The Georgia Operator 21 GUCA Underground Connection 22 Southwest The Magazine 23 Suwanee Magazine 24 Urban Ag Council 25 NEWSPAPER 26 Articles Listed in Multiple Publications 27 Atlanta Journal Constitution 35 Donalsonville News 36 Douglas County Sentinal 37 El Nuevo Georgia 39 Franklin County Citizen Leader 40 Franklin County News 41 2

3 table of contents Gwinnett Daily Post 42 Hartwell Sun 43 La Voz 44 Marietta Daily Journal 45 Moultrie Observer 46 Times Herald Newnan 47 Pickens County Progress 48 The Tifton Gazette 49 Walton Gas Gasette 50 Walton Tribune 51 White County New/Telegraph 52 Woodstock Family Life (GA) 53 OTHER Material Distribution 55 Atlanta Journal Constitution Website 56 Billboard Distribution 57 CGA E-Newsletter 59 City of Sugar Hill (Gas Bill Insert) 60 City of Sugar Hill (Newsletter) 61 Digger Dog Postcard Distribution 62 Digger Dog: School Shows and Events 63 Georgia Hispanic Construction Association E-Newsletter 66 Gwinnett Braves E-Newsletter 67 Mass Mailing for PHMSA Gas Operators 68 Gwinnett Braves 69 RADIO & TELEVISION 70 News Stories Appearing in Multiple Sources 71 WSB Radio Website 73 3

4 table of contents Atlanta & Company 11 Alive 74 WMGT Macon, GA NBC Affiliate 75 WRDW/WAGT Augusta, Ga CBS Affiliate 76 TRAINING & MEETING PARTICIPATION 78 Damage Prevention Meetings 79 DOT Meetings 80 EDEN Training 81 GUFPA (Dig Law) Training 82 Tradeshow/Associations 83 Utility Coordinating Council Participation 84 4

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6 Georgia EMC 2017 Directory of Georgia s Electric Membership Cooperatives 6

7 Georgia Utility Coordinating Council GUCC 2017 Membership Directory 7

8 Georgia Utility Contractors Association Page 98 Page 61 Georgia Utility Contractors Association Membership Directory 8

9 MUNDO HISPANICO YELLOW PAGE AD Page 98 Mundo Hispanico Yellow Page Ad million Facebook Followers 9

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11 American Locator February, April, June, October (2 issues), December 2017 Circulation: 10,000 11

12 Extreme How-To May 2017 Circulation: 100,000 12

13 Field & Stream April 2017 Pg. 21 Circulation: 1,100,000 13

14 Georgia s Cities Nov Pg. 6 Circulation: 14

15 Georgia Contractor June 1, 2017 issue October 1, 2017 issue Circulation: 5,000 15

16 Georgia Engineer Volume 23, Issue 1, February/ March 2016 Volume 23, Issue 3, June/July 2016 Circulation: 8,000 16

17 Georgia Farm Bureau Georgia Farm Bureau Nov/Dec 2017 pg 17 Circulation

18 Georgia Forestry Georgia Forestry Winter 2017 issue, pg 28 18

19 Georgia Gardening April (pg.51) and August (pg.13) 2017 Circulation: 5,291 each 19

20 Georgia Magazine January 2017 Circulation: 516,000 20

21 The Georgia Operator Volume 54, No. 2, Spring 2017 Volume 54, No. 3, Summer 2017 Volume 54, No. 4, Fall 2017 Circulation: 4,200 21

22 GUCA Underground Connection October 2017 pg. 4 November 2017 pg. 21 Circulation: Oct 460, Nov

23 Southwest The Magazine April 2017 May 2017 August 2017 Circulation: 5,094,000 23

24 Suwanee Magazine July/Aug 2017 Circulation: 50,000 24

25 Urban Ag Council July/Aug 2017 Circulation:

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27 . Atlanta Gas Light continues effort to raise awareness of safe digging on National 811 Day Aug 11, 2017 ATLANTA Keeping families safe and natural gas flowing to homes and businesses is Atlanta Gas Light s highest priority. That s why on National 811 Day, Atlanta Gas Light is joining other utility companies, one-call centers, damage prevention advocates and professional contractors in an effort to raise awareness of calling Each year, Aug. 11 serves as a reminder to the public to call before starting an outdoor digging project, such as putting in a mailbox, planting a flowerbed and building a deck. Dialing prevents injuries, property damages and inconvenient outages. Continued on next page 27

28 When making the free call to 8-1-1, homeowners and contractors are connected to the one call center, which notifies the appropriate utility companies (natural gas, electric, water, sewer, telephone and cable lines) of the intent to dig. Professional locators are then sent to the requested digging site to mark the approximate locations of underground lines with flags or spray paint. Once lines have been accurately marked, digging can begin. Atlanta Gas Light is providing the following safe digging guidelines for homeowners and contractors: Call Before You Dig: When starting an outdoor project involving digging, make contacting Georgia 811 at or part of your plans. Calls to the free locating service can be made up to 10 days in advance. The requests to have utility operators mark underground facilities, including natural gas, electric, water, sewer, telephone and cable lines, can be made 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Allow the Required Time for Marking: Before doing any digging, customers are urged to call and wait the required time to have underground utility lines marked. The approximate location of underground utility lines will be marked with color-coded spray paint, flags or stakes that correspond to the utility. The color used for natural gas is yellow. Respect the Marks: Once the lines are marked, use the appropriate digging methods, which may include hand tools, and dig no closer than 18 inches from the marked utility lines. Excavate Carefully: Make sure the marks remain visible during the project. If the lines are damaged or removed, customers are encouraged to call to have lines re-marked. If a natural gas line is damaged accidentally or the distinct odor of gas is present, call or the Atlanta Gas Light 24-hour emergency phone line at from a safe location. Continued on next page 28

29 For information about natural gas safety, visit About Atlanta Gas Light Atlanta Gas Light is one of seven natural gas distribution companies of Southern Company Gas, a wholly owned subsidiary of Southern Company (NYSE: SO). Atlanta Gas Light provides natural gas delivery service to more than 1.6 million customers in Georgia. In operation since 1856, the company is one of the oldest corporations in the state. For more information, visit atlantagaslight.com. About Southern Company Gas Southern Company Gas is a wholly owned subsidiary of Atlanta-based Southern Company (NYSE:SO), America s premier energy company. Southern Company Gas serves approximately 4.6 million natural gas utility customers through its regulated distribution companies in seven states and more than 1 million retail customers through its companies that market natural gas and related home services. Other nonutility businesses include investments in interstate pipelines, asset management for natural gas wholesale customers and ownership and operation of natural gas storage facilities. For more information, visit Southern Company Gas at southerncompanygas.com. Publication Date Circulation Calhoun Times 11-Aug Rome News-Tribune 11-Aug Walker County Messenger 11-Aug The Catoosa County News 11-Aug Cherokee County Herald 11-Aug The Polk County Standard Journal 11-Aug

30 Publication Date Circulation Marietta Daily Journal 9-May-17 12,611 Cobb Business Journal 9-May-17 Neighbor News 9-May-17 Northside Neighbor 9-May-17 Dekalb Neighbor 9-May-17 North Fulton Neighbor West Georgia Neighbor South Metro Neighbor BrightSideMarietta & Powder Springs 9-May-17 9-May-17 9-May May-17 30

31 Publication Metro Atlanta CEO Savannah CEO Middle Georgia CEO Augusta CEO Athens CEO Newnan CEO Albany CEO Valdosta CEO Tifton CEO Gainesville CEO Atlanta Business Cronical WGTA TV Date 27-Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct-17 31

32 Publication Date Circulation Catoosa County News 24-May Calhoun Times 24-May

33 Dalton Daily Citizen Continued on next page 33

34 Publication Date Circulation Daily Citizen News Dalton 11-Nov-17 14,900 Daily Citizen News Dalton 8-Dec-17 14,900 Catoosa County News 13-Dec-17 3,600 Calhoun Times 13-Dec

35 Atlanta Journal Constitution Publication Date Circulation The Atlanta Journal -Constitution 16-Feb ,885 35

36 Donalsonville News Publication Date Circulation Donaldsonville 27-April News

37 Douglas County Sentinal Continued on next page 37

38 Publication Date Circulation Douglas County Sentinal 1-Sept

39 El NUEVO GEORGIA Publication Date Circulation El Nuevo Georgia April ,000 39

40 Franklin County Citizen Leader Publication Date Circulation Franklin County Citizen 23-Feb

41 Franklin County News Publication Date Circulation Franklin County Citizen 28-Sept

42 Lawrenceville news Lawrenceville residents are invited to learn about safe digging practices while checking out some unique sets of wheels on Thursday. The city s Damage Prevention Department will host a stop on the Car and Bike Tour from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Lawrenceville Lawn. It will include the 811 Car, which was designed by Paul Jr. Designs and unveiled last year, and the older 811 Bike. Lawrenceville officials said the car was designed to incorporate images that promote excavation and underground safety while construction of the bike was featured on American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior in The 811 program is a nationwide effort to encourage residents to practice safety while digging, and is known for its Know what s below. Call before you dig slogan. Safe digging advocates, as well as FM s Scott Kimbler and former Olympin Cliff Meidl, are expected to be at the Lawrenceville Lawn for the tour stop. Publication Date Circulation Gwinnett Daily Post 08-Mach ,722 42

43 Hartwell Sun Publication Date Circulation Hartwell Sun 14-Dec

44 La Voz Publication Date Circulation La Voz 20-April consecutive Ads 44

45 Marietta Daily Journal Publication Date Circulation Marietta Daily Journal July 30, ,000 45

46 Moultrie Observer Publication Date Circulation The Moultrie Observer Sept. 17,

47 Times Herald Newnan Publication Date Circulation The Newnan Times-Herald 11-June ,000 47

48 Publication Date Circulation Pickens County Progress April

49 The Tifton Gazette Publication Date Circulation The Tifton Gazette 28-Sept

50 Publication Date Circulation Walton Gas Gasette April ,

51 Walton Tribune Publication Date Circulation The Walton Tribune 23-July

52 White County News/Telegrah Publication Date Circulation White County News/Telegraph 20-April

53 Woodstock Family Life (GA) Publication Date Circulation Woodstock Family Life 1-April

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55 811 Material Distribution 2017 PR Material = 19,942 Total Members = 68 Total Contractors = 71 Total Community/Sponsors = Banners and Yard Signs 4x8 Banners = 89 4x2 Banners = 106 Yard Signs= Video Library Videos Given out 4 Videos rented 2 55

56 Atlanta Journal Constitution WebSite AJC Website July 17,

57 Billboard Distribution LOCATION - SPRING 2017 MARKET POST DATE WEEKLY AD. IM- PRESSIONS DE- LIVERED Highway Tubman Home Road Augusta 5/15/ ,052 Deans Chuck Campbell Augusta 5/15/2017 1,251,747 I-75.2 miles north of Tara Boulevard Atlanta 5/16/2017 Martha Haywood Valley Rome 5/23/ ,752 Highway miles south of Cedartown Rome 5/24/ ,146 Highway feet east of Mathis Road Rome 5/23/ ,492 Abercorn 900 feet south of Mont Road Savannah 5/14/2017 2,916,837 I feet east of Fair Street Savannah 5/14/2017 1,778,768 Highway feet west of Highway 80 Savannah 5/14/2017 2,456,864 Atlanta Highway.1 mile south of Ray Street Gainesville 5/22/ ,181 Queen City Parkway south of Industrial Boulevard Gainesville 5/22/ , Mitchell Bridge Road 650 feet south of Athens Pkwy Athens 5/22/ ,761 US Boley Drive Athens 5/22/ ,752 38th Street west of 3rd Avenue Columbus 5/24/ ,125 12th Avenue north of 23rd Street Columbus 5/24/ ,808 Buford Highway 400 feet north of Jimmy Carter Blvd Atlanta 5/15/ ,625 Forest Parkway 200 feet east of Ash Street Atlanta 5/15/ ,580 Abernathy Bernthy Boulevard 100 feet west of Pryor St Atlanta 5/15/ ,975 Glenwood Avenue 200 feet east of Flat Shoals Road Atlanta 5/16/ ,592 Highway 92 NS 900' E/O Dixie Drive Atlanta 5/14/ ,984 Old National Highway 200 feet south of Bethsaida Road Atlanta 5/16/ ,252 Madison Highway north of Tucker Road Valdosta 5/29/ ,920 Ashley Street 1000 feet south of Northside Drive Valdosta 5/29/ ,590 North Valdosta Mile post 23 Valdosta 5/29/ ,400 Spring Riverside Drive Macon 5/14/ ,584 Vineville Marshall Avenue Macon 5/15/ ,884 GA MI S/O Houston Road WS/FN Warner Robins 5/16/ ,584 Houston Avenue & Pio Nono WS/FN Macon 5/14/ ,364 Pio Nono Rocky Creek Road Macon 5/17/ ,455 Napier Avenue 100 feet west of Ernest Street Macon 5/14/2017 3,020,352 Forsyth Road west of Idlewild Road Macon 5/14/ ,800 Highway MI north of Rock Creek Macon 5/15/ ,088 Watson Boulevard east of I-75 Warner Robins 5/15/ ,239 Highway 41 south of Russell Parkway Warner Robins 5/14/ ,642 US 341 Ball Street Perry 5/14/ ,232 I-75 north of Exit 167 & Riverside Drive Macon 5/14/

58 Billboard Distribution LOCATION- FALL 2017 MARKET POST DATE WEEKLY AD. IM- PRESSIONS DE- LIVERED Peach Orchard north of Chester Augusta 9/23/ ,740 Gordon Highway west of Tubman Road Augusta 9/23/ ,948 Deans Bridge Road south of Barton Chapel Augusta 9/23/ ,708 Highway feet north of Wax Road00 Rome 9/15/ ,305 Highway 278 east of Highway 27 Rome 9/15/ ,744 Miller Road west of Bishop Drive Columbus 9/25/ ,768 Victory Drive north of Matthews Street Columbus 9/24/ ,728 38th Street west of 3rd Avenue Columbus 9/25/ ,575 North Marietta Parkway.4 miles east of Wallace Road Marietta 9/18/ ,460 North Peachtree 230 feet north of Peachtree Industrial Chamblee 9/17/ ,796 Sawanee Avenue 50 feet south of Shadbum Buford 9/15/ ,784 Camblee Tucker Road 300 feet west of Shallowford Road Chamblee 9/18/ ,900 Mountain Industrial Drive 1000 feet north of Hammermill Tucker 9/18/2017 1,175,136 Road Highway feet west of Cooper Road Snellville 9/20/ ,384 Gulfstream 3rd west of Highway 21 Savannah 9/15/ ,355 Bay Street 350 feet east of Graham Savannah 9/15/ ,044 Highway 80.4 miles east of Deans Forest Savannah 9/15/ ,084 Highway feet west of Highway 80 Savannah 9/14/2017 2,610,418 Atlanta Highway.1 mile south of Ray Street Gainesville 9/18/ ,596 Queen City Parkway south of Industrial Boulevard Gainesville 9/17/2017 1,037, Mitchell Bridge Road 650 feet south of Athens Parkway Athens 9/18/ ,765 US Boley Drive Athens 9/15/ ,456 I-75 south of Forsyth Street Macon 9/23/2017 1,956,792 Mercer University Drive west of Florence Drive Macon 9/23/2017 1,053,504 GA feet south of Pio Nono Avenue Warner Robins 9/23/ ,680 Eisenhower Parkway.1 mile west of Key Street Macon 9/23/2017 1,141,182 Houston Avenue & Pio Nono Avenue Macon 9/23/ ,890 Highway miles norht of Rock Creek Milledegville 9/23/ ,360 Green GA 247 Macon 9/23/ ,900 Houston Lake Road north of Watson Boulevard Warner Robins 9/23/ ,152 Highway 41 south of Russell Parkway Warner Robins 9/23/ ,512 State Route feet north of mm 3 Cochran 9/23/ ,084 Pio Nono Avenue north of Hightower Road Macon 9/23/ ,788 I-75.2 miles north of Tara Boulevard Atlanta 5/16/ ,907,140 TOTAL IMPRESSIONS 60,511,837 58

59 CGA E-Newsletter December 2017, pg 3. E-Newsletter 59

60 City of Sugar Hill (Gas Bill Insert) English on Front Spanish on Back March 2017 Gas Bill Insert 60

61 City of Sugar Hill (Newsletter) March 2017 Volume 14, Issue 2 61

62 Digger Dog Postcard Distribution 1,883 Postcards Mailed to Georgia K-5 Elementary School Principals 62

63 Digger Dog: School Shows Schools from Jan to Dec 2017 Number of students Alpharetta Christian Academy 32 Augusta Christian School 50 Barton Chapel Elementary 150 Bill Arp Elementary 200 Bloomingdale Elementary 140 Brookwood School 32 Buchanan Elementary 105 Buford Academy 350 Byron Elementary 105 Callaway Elementary School 320 Christ School 53 Cogburn Woods Elementary 130 Collins Hill Christian 30 Columbia Elementary School 200 Cornerstone Baptist Church 12 County Line Elementary 80 Covenant Christian Academy 40 Creative Enterprises w/city of Lawrenceville 90 Dames Ferry Elementary 300 Dowell Elementary School 135 Eagles Landing Christian Academy 46 First Christian Academy 51 Gray Elementary 240 Hambrick Elementary 200 Hoboken Elementary School 143 J.K. Harper Elementary 50 Jasper County Primary 184 Jerger Elementary 130 Jolly Elementary School 300 Kanoheda Elementary School 400 McGinnis Woods Country Day School 48 Continued on next page 63

64 Digger Dog: School Shows Continued North Henry Academy 32 Oglethorpe County Elementary 140 Oglethorpe County Primary 160 Pathways Educational Program/Vereen School 26 Reidsville Elementary 360 River Ridge Elementary 150 RL Norton Elementary 200 Robert Shaw Traditional Theme School 165 Rock Springs Elementary 145 Shadow Rock Center 20 Shoal Creek Adventist School 39 Simonton Elementary School 160 Social Circle Elementary School 140 Social Circle Primary School 130 St. James Catholic School 84 Stoneview Elementary 289 Stringfellow Elementary 150 Turner Woods Elementary 110 Twin Oaks Elementary 275 Unity Grove Elementary 140 W. Fred Scott Sr. Elementary 50 Walker Park Elementary School 330 Washington Park Elementary 200 Westminster Christian School 18 Westside Burwell 20 Westside Elementary 135 William Finch Elementary 175 Woodridge Elementary School 275 Total Students attended

65 Digger Dog: Community Events Community Events Jan to Dec 2017 Total attended 811 day at Southern Gas Hot Air Balloon at Chateau Elan Hot Air Balloon at City of Winder Hot Air Balloon at Jackson EMC Hot Air Balloon at Walton EMC Run th Annual Children's Rose Bud Parade 4,000 Back to School Rally 1,500 City of Buford's Christmas Parade 5,000 City of Monroe Christmas Parade with Walton EMC 40,000 City of Winder's Christmas Parade 10,000 Cobb EMC Annual Meeting 2,500 Deer Festival Parade 3,000 Diamond Gbraves 5,853 Digger Dog Demo 28 Family Fun Day 605 Family Fun Day 313 Family Fun Day Touch a Truck 1,500 Georgia Cities Days at City of Norcross 500 Gwinnett Co. Fair with City of Lawrenceville 1,000 Hart County Black History Month Parade 500 "It's a Wonderful Life" 5K for P4 Foundation 100 Planting Apple Dowell Elem w/cobb EMC 50 St. Patrick's Day Parade 800,000 TruckTacular with City of Cartersville Gas 300 Walton EMC Annual Meeting 1,000 Wetlands Festival ,399 65

66 Georgia Hispanic Construction Association E-Newsletter May 11, 2017 E-Newsletter 66

67 Gwinnett Braves E-Newsletter August 5, 2017 E-Newsletter 67

68 Mass Mailing for PHMSA Requirement for Gas Operators Circulation: 27,603 68

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71 Georgia Focus program on Ga 811 Call Before you Dig News Center Georgia Focus, 3-time recipient of the Best Documentary Award from the National Association of State Radio Networks. Continued on next page 71

72 Georgia Focus program on Ga 811 Call Before you Dig News Center Georgia Focus, 3-time recipient of the Best Documentary Award from the National Association of State Radio Networks. 163 Affiliates through Georgia June

73 WSB Radio Website WSB Radio April 7,

74 Atlanta & Company August 11, Alive NBC Affiliate Atlanta & Company 11am showtime 74

75 Angie s List and Flint Energies ANGIES LIS T ANGIE S LIST: CALL 811 BEFORE YOU DIG - Advertisement - By Christian Ferrante - July 28, 2017 Angies List Flint Energies MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) You know 9-1-1, but is important, too. Calling before digging on your property is the law, and could prevent the cutoff of critical services or serious injury. Every six minutes, a utility line is damaged in the United States, and you really don t think about it unless it happens to you, says Khrysanne Kerr of Common Ground Alliance. Unless you re the guy on Super Bowl Sunday who can t watch the game. Unless it s 110 degrees outside and you have no power. It s surprising how many people forget to have utilities marked if they re going to be digging in their yard, Angie s List founder Angie Hicks says. It simply requires dialing and allowing three days to have the company come out and mark your utilities. Related Article: Ang ie s List: How technolog y has chang ed home buying A recent survey said nearly half of homeowners plan an outdoor project this year, but many of them have no plans to call first, exposing them to injury, liability and hefty fines. By notifying that utility, they will come out and mark the approximate location with paint or flags and therefore you can stay away from your buried electric lines, your natural gas line or that fiber optic line or telecommunications line that s going to keep you away from Facebook, Kerr says. Even if you re hiring someone to put that new patio in or build a fence for you, you still want to make sure that they re having the utilities marked, and if they re not, don t let them dig untilthey are marked, Hicks says. It doesn t matter whether you live in the city or the country, you must call before you dig. Not making the call can cost you everything, but making the call costs you nothing, Kerr says. T AGS ang ie's list ang ies says. Angie says digging mishaps cause thousands of service disruptions and dozens of injuries each year. Calling helps avoid that. It s a free call, available 24/7. July 28, NBC WMGT Macon, GA 75

76 Atlanta Gas Light continues effort to raise awareness of safe digging on National 811 Day By Staff Posted: Fri 8:46 AM, Aug 11, 2017 Friday, Aug. 11, 2017 ATLANTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) -- Today is a day to bring awareness of thinking before digging. call center, a place that notifies the appropriate utility companies -- natural gas, electric, water, sewer, telephone and cable lines -- of the intent to dig. Then, professional locators are sent to the requested digging site to mark the approximate locations of underground lines Complete article on next page 76

77 Atlanta Gas Light continues effort to raise awareness of safe digging n National 811 Day By Staff Posted: Fri 8:46 AM, Aug 11, 2017 Friday, Aug. 11, 2017 ATLANTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) -- Today is a day to bring awareness of thinking before digging. Today on National 811 Day, Atlanta Gas Light is joining other utility companies, one-call centers, damage prevention advocates and professional contractors in an effort to raise awareness of calling before digging, according to a press release. Each year, Aug. 11, or 811, serves as a reminder to the public to call before starting an outdoor digging project. Examples include putting in a mailbox, planting a flowerbed and building a deck. Thus, dialing prevents injuries, property damages and inconvenient outages. When making the free call to 8-1-1, homeowners and contractors are connected to the one call center, a place that notifies the appropriate utility companies -- natural gas, electric, water, sewer, telephone and cable lines -- of the intent to dig. Then, professional locators are sent to the requested digging site to mark the approximate locations of underground lines with flags or spray paint. Once lines have been accurately marked, this is when digging can start. The following are safe digging guidelines from Atlanta Gas Light: -Call before digging: When starting an outdoor project involving digging, contact Georgia 811 at or Calls to the free locating service can be made up to 10 days in advance, too. The requests to WRDW CBS affiliate Augusta, GA August 11,

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79 Damage Prevention Training TOTAL PRESENTATIONS: 61 ATTENDEES: 1,108 79

80 DOT Quarterly Meetings TOTAL ATTENDED MEETINGS: 20 ATTENDEES:

81 EDEN Training TOTAL CLASSES: 51 TOTAL TRAINED:

82 GUFPA Training TOTAL CLASSES: 46 TOTAL TRAINED:

83 Tradeshows/Associations EVENTS: 25 ATTENDEES: 33,198+ TRADE SHOW ATTENDANCE American Public Works Association 1090 Association of County Commissioners of Georgia 765 Construction Education Foundation of Georgia Career Expo 7544 Electric Cities of GA Engineer & Operators Exchange 85 Electric Cities of GA Foreman & Supervisors Exchange 130 Farm Bureau Annual Convention 1465 FFA (formerly know as Future Farmers of America) 6000 Fiber Network Alliance Annual Conference 215 Georgia Municipal Association- Annual Meeting 2411 Georgia Telephone Association 229 Georgia Assocaition of Water Professionals-Spring Conference 412 Georgia Association of Water Professionals -Annual Conference 1372 Georgia Electric Membership Cooperative Annual Meeting and Board Meeting 130 Georgia Electric Membership Cooperative - Spring Conference 100 Georgia Hispanic Contractors Association Hispanic Fair 250 Georgia Municipal Associaiton -Gas Section Spring Conference 220 Georgia Municipal Association- Gas Annual Meeting 61 Georgia Rural Water Association- Spring Conf 559 Georgia Transmission Safety Awareness Program 350 Georgia Utility Contractors Association 4th Qtr Meeting 129 Georgia Utility Coordinating Council Spring Conference 149 Georgia Utility Cooridinating Council Fall Conference/GA811 Annual Meeting 278 North Atlanta Home Show 8589 Plumbing & Mechanical Assoc Heating Cooling Expo 250 Urban Ag EDGE Expo

84 Utility Coordinating Committee Participation ATTENDED MEETINGS: 202 ATTENDEES: