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Colorado - Utility Notification Center of Colorado - 2008 State Damage Prevention Grant

Overview

Fast Facts

State Colorado
Project No. 265
Grant No. DTPH56-08-G-PHPS04
Grant Recipient Utility Notification Center of Colorado Utility Notification Center of Colorado 16361 Table Mountain Parkway Golden, CO 80403
GOTR Sam Hall Annmarie Robertson
Grantee Contact Info Mr. James Daniel (J.D.) Maniscalo Executive Director Phone: 303 205-6301 Fax: 303-234-1712 jdman@uncc.org

Financial and Status Data

Project Status Closed
Start Fiscal Year 2008 (05/01/2008)
End Fiscal Year 2009 (12/31/2008)
PHMSA $$ Budgeted $96,256.75

Main Objective

Under this grant award UNCC will assist Colorado in accomplishing the following: (a) establish collaborative stakeholder efforts; (b) implement more effective stakeholder communications about the specific root causes; and (c) target appropriate 811 awareness programs as well as education and training to specific stakeholder groups at local levels in the following seven ways:

  1. by creating a statewide Damage Prevention Action Team (DPAT) to communicate and foster the EDPI 9-Element initiatives, to disseminate damage prevention findings, to help support the efforts of local Damage Prevention Councils (DPCs), and to coordinate state damage prevention advocacy;
  2. by establishing or working with local DPCs supported by representative industry stakeholders; including owners and operators, locators, excavators, the One-Call center, associations, safety and regulatory agencies, and public officials, etc.;
  3. by collecting, analyzing and reporting timely and comprehensive damage prevention findings; including One-Call activity, facility damage data, and useful demographic information; to each local DPC through a central communication process and web portal;
  4. by empowering local DPCs to respond to this information and take appropriate action to investigate and remediate primary root causes of damage through stakeholder awareness, education and training;
  5. by delivering CGA's 811 public awareness outreach information to state and local public officials and encouraging active participation in damage prevention efforts;
  6. by developing and delivering comprehensive stakeholder education and training programs in subsequent years that address the primary root causes of facility damage; and
  7. by providing an ongoing and timely county "Damage Prevention Report Card" that provides regular feedback to the local DPCs and all stakeholders on the success of actions and remedial efforts.

Relevant Files & Links

Final Report

Final Progress Report

Final_Progress_Report.pdf

Contract Documents

Technical Reports and Documents

Mid-term Progress Report

Mid-term_Progress_Report.pdf

Mid-term Progress Report Supporting Info

Mid-term_Progress_Report_Supporting_Info.pdf