On May 25, Governor Hickenlooper signed Senate Bill 18-167 into law. Senate Bill 18-167 included the following improvements to the Colorado One Call Law:
- Creation of an enforcement agency, known as the Underground Damage Prevention Safety Commission (housed under Division of Oil and Public Safety)
- Elimination of a tiered membership and all members will be directly notified by Colorado 811
- New ticket types: Subsurface Utility Engineering tickets, Road Grading tickets
- Mandatory Positive Response through Colorado 811
- Adding a secondary excavator to locate tickets
- New facilities installed on or after August 8, 2018 must be electronically locatable
Colorado Revised Statutes 2018, TITLE 9 SAFETY – INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL when into effect on August 8, 2018.
Legislation Updates:
HB 21-1095 811 LOCATE EXEMPTION FOR COUNTY ROAD MAINTENANCE Beginning in June of 2022, HB21-1095 allows county road and bridge…
June 1, 2020 Dear Colorado 811 Tier 2 Member: The Underground Damage Prevention Safety Commission is sending you this information…
WHAT: Colorado 811 is deploying File Attachments Functionality on Friday May 22, 2020. WHEN: May 22, 2020 WHY: Colorado State law requires that Colorado 811…
As required under law, Colorado 811 will deliver file attachment functionality that enables excavators the ability to upload file attachments…
House Bill 20-1173 will be heard in the House Transportation and Local Government Committee on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at…