Utility Damage Reporting Form
The following form should be used by utility companies to report damages of their facilities to Mississippi One-Call.
Mississippi One-Call will then forward this information to the national damage collection center.
If you would prefer to print the form and fax it to us click on the link for a printable version.
Excavator or Utility Member filing report (Voluntary Only):
If you have provided your company name on the line above, do we have your permission to use your company's name on our published damage reports.
Yes No
Date of Damage to the underground facility (m/d/y):
City & County where damage occurred:
Address where damage occurred:
Right of Way where damage occurred: No Response Data Not Collected Dedicated Public Utility Easement Federal Land Pipeline Power Transmission Line Private (Bussiness) Private Easement Public (City Street) Public (County Rd) Private (Landowner) Public (Interstate Hwy) Public (Other) Public (State Hwy) Railroad Unknown/Other
Who damaged the facility?
Did the excavator notify the One-Call Center? Unknown Yes No
If yes, give the locate (ticket) number:
Type of Excavation Equipment: Auger Backhoe/Trackhoe Boring Data Not Collected Drilling Directional Drill Explosives Grader/Scraper Hand Tools Vacuum Equipment Probing Device Trencher Unknown/Other
Type of work preformed: Agriculture Blading Bldg Construction Blgd Demolition Cable TV Curb/Sidewalk Data Not Collected Drainage Driveway Electric Engineering/Surveying Fencing Gas Irrigation Landscaping Lot Grading Petroleum Pipeline Pole Public Transit Authority Railroad Maint Road Work Sewer Storm Drain/Culvert Street Light Telecommunications Traffic Signal Transmission Pipeline Water Waterway Improvement Unknown/Other
Were the underground facilities located? Unknown Yes No
If yes, were they located properly? Unknown Yes No
What type of utility was affected? (Select all that apply):
Cable TV Electric Gas Telephone Wastewater Water Other
If other, please list:
Estimated cost of damage/repair: Unknown $0 - $5,000 $5,000 - $25,000 $25,000 - $50,000 Over $50,000
Did the damage cause an interruption of service? Unknown Yes No
If yes, approximately how many customers were affected? Unknown Zero One 2 - 10 10 - 50 50 or more
If the occurrence was a "near miss" please check here:
(A near miss is considered to be excavation that has been done on the easement or utility without authorization, in which there has not been any financial or utility damage.)
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