NUNC/NW811 Transitioned to Washington 811 - July 1, 2026

NUNC merged with UULC/Washington 811 to ensure long-term sustainability, improved support, and expanded training and outreach opportunities. Your local council can continue operating as usual and there is no immediate cost impact.

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Professional

Excavators

This area is for excavation professionals and those who have multiple digging projects throughout the year. Here you can find industry best practices, job site resources, information on state laws, and access to our online ticketing software ITIC to submit and track all of your locate requests in one place.

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Non Professional &

Homeowners

For those who don’t do this all the time, whether it’s for business or at home, anyone can submit a single locate request with just an email address. Using ITIC Lite there’s no account needed. This is ideal for DIYers, landscaping projects, putting in mailboxes, gardens, or any other project that requires disturbing the soil. There are also resources to make sure you have everything you need to submit a locate request and safely complete your project.

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Online

Dashboards

This new feature shows you detailed ticketing statistics from across the state in a convenient interactive format.

Other Resources

For Utility Owners & Operators

Access and update your mapping database, easily submit locate statuses in our Positive Response System, and find other resources specifically designed for Utility Companies.

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Engineers, Architects, & Designers

If you are only in the planning stages of a project and are looking for utility information about a proposed work site, our Design Request System (DRS) is for you.

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Things that can help you Dig Safe

Not sure what the marks on your dig site mean? Need a list of Private Facility locators? Unsure how to dig where the markings are? You can find all of this and more in our resource library.

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