Julie Nimoy

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Julie works to prevent damage to illinois underground utilities by connecting homeowners and professional excavators with member utility companies via our free and easy facility notification center. Doing so provides facility owner locators more specific knowledge about where on your property you plan to do the work and lets them focus on just those areas. Always contact julie at least 3 days—but not more than 10 days—before you plan to start digging

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When making a locate request, remember that the day of the request, weekends and holidays are not considered days. As an important reminder, julie personnel are not utility locators and do not visit dig sites nor locate any underground lines. Contact julie before you dig and stay safe

We perform the vital role of connecting homeowners like you with utility companies so they can mark their underground lines and indicate where it’s safe to dig.

Enter your own information directly into the locate request form using the same maps and drop‑down tools as julie agents Add attachments (photos or maps of the proposed dig area) — available exclusively to rte users. Our organization’s mission is to prevent damages to underground utilities, the environment and property, reduce service interruptions and costly repairs, and save lives. Call at least 2 days, not including the day you contact julie, before you plan to dig and an agent will assist you with your locate request

Julie agents are available 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, 365 days/year This is a free call and service. Julie’s positive response is a system that member utility companies will use to communicate the status of a locate request notification to the excavator through a series of codes. All julie member utility companies follow the same color codes below to mark their underground utilities