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Title: Transmission Companies-Why Belong To A One-Call System?
Author: William R. Lincoln
Source: American Gas Association 1984
Year Published: 1984
Abstract: Every company with underground facilities has various means of protecting their facilities from external damage. This includes road crossing signs, vehicle patrol, public education, personal contacts, bill stuffers, radio and TV announcements, mailings, and ads in various publications. One-call systems have come into existence in recent years and add a very needed element to a facility-protection system. As background to this paper, I will introduce the operation of the Joint Utility Locating Information for Excavators named JULIE. This is the One-Call Notice System that covers the State of Illinois (excluding the City of Chicago). JULIE was started in Will County, Illinois, on August 1, 1974, by Commonwealth Edison, Illinois Bell Telephone Company, Northern Illinois Gas Company, and Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America. It was expanded in phases until on December 1, 1980, it covered the entire state (except Chicago).

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