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Kentucky 811 and One Call Concepts, Inc. (OCC) host two webinars on our cutting-edge software every week with Webinar Wednesdays. Each Wednesday, we do a live demo of ITICnxt (9 a.m. ET) and the Locator Tickets portal (1 p.m. ET) explaining how to navigate and efficiently use the software, followed by a chance to ask our experts questions.

The 2023 Kentucky Damage Prevention Summit proved to be a great success! Resulting in a very strong turnout, attendees traveled from all over the state to join us at Embassy Suites Lexington for three days focused on industry updates, networking, and safety education.

Kentucky 811 and One Call Concepts (OCC) are giving away FIVE $50 Amazon gift cards during the 2023 Kentucky Damage Prevention Summit! Do each of the following and gain THREE drawing entries (one per action):

• Download the Kentucky 811 app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store
• Like Kentucky 811 on Facebook
• Follow Kentucky 811 on Twitter

Join us at the 2^nd Annual Kentucky Damage Prevention Summit. The second Annual Kentucky Damage Prevention Summit will take place June 27-29, 2023, at Embassy Suites Lexington. Whether you’re an excavator, locator, utility company, regulatory agency, or a municipal or county employee, this event offers a valuable opportunity to network with other industry professionals and learn more about the latest in damage prevention efforts all throughout the state.

In early February 2023, Kentucky 811 Executive Director Tim Vaughn and the One Call Concepts team toured around Kentucky for the 2023 Software Summits. Together, they hosted summits in six different cities, providing the opportunity to meet local excavators and member utilities face-to-face and introduce KY811’s new ticket submission and management software.

Calling all Kentucky-based excavators and Kentucky 811 members! Want to become an expert at using ITICnxt to submit and manage tickets? Kentucky 811 and One Call Concepts will be holding several FREE Software Summits throughout the state in early February.

Join us to learn more about the newly available tools – including ITICnxt and the Locator Tickets portal – and become more efficient with your online ticket submission and management skills. Each two-hour session will begin with a large-group demonstration, followed by individual training where you’ll have the opportunity to explore the software and ask questions.

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You’re on the go — take Kentucky 811 with you! The free Kentucky 811 App is now available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Submit, manage and monitor locate requests using Kentucky 811’s new ticket submission and management software right from your phone.

Earlier this year, we announced that we will be transitioning into a new partnership with One Call Concepts Inc. (OCC) for 811 notification services. These services include receiving, processing and transmitting underground utility locate requests.

Kentucky 811 is excited to introduce a new, state-of-the-art ticket submission software designed specifically for homeowners — ITIC Lite. ITIC Lite is free to use and makes requesting to have underground facilities marked easier than ever. Tickets can be submitted online 24/7.

Kentucky 811 has entered into an agreement with One Call Concepts Inc., to provide the 811 before you dig contact center service that includes receiving, processing and transmitting underground utility locate requests in Kentucky. This service was previously performed by Underground Safety Alliance, which in conjunction with Indiana 811, has provided this service since 2005. Kentucky 811 is in the midst of restructuring the organization to better position it for the future. One Call Concepts uses a state-of-the-art software system that utilizes several cutting-edge technologies such as virtual white lining and a fully functional app for mobile devices. I’m convinced that this change will reduce underground utility damages and make Kentucky a safer place to work. The transition was completed on October 1, 2022.