ITIC Lite
Internet Ticketing for Homeowners
ITIC Lite is a simplified version of our web-based ticket entry system designed specifically for homeowners. Users can begin entering a ticket simply by entering their email address. Special tools make it easy for first-time users to identify their dig site while notification center professionals remain available for assistance.
To begin filing an online locate request, please select your region:
Find a Ticket
Search & Status
Search and Status is an easy to use tool that helps users find processed tickets by entering a ticket number, using search criteria to find a ticket or using the Search and Status map.
The displayed ticket includes the Ticket Check ‘status’ by scrolling down the ticket to the MEMBERS NOTIFED section. A full list of time stamped status’ are available when ‘STATUS HISTORY’ is clicked. From the MEMBERS NOTIFIED section, Discrepancy and Dispute notices can be processed on a valid ticket.
Note: For ticket status codes, please select your state from the ‘Laws by State’ link in the navigation.
Click on, FIND A TICKET to select the Search and Status service area.
Search & Status
Select your region:
APWA Uniform Color Code
The facility owner or their contract locator will mark the ground with either flags or paint. The colors below are industry standard and each color identifies a specific type of utility.
White: Proposed Excavation
Pink: Temporary Survey Markings
Red: Electric Power Lines, Cables, Conduit and Lighting Cables
Yellow: Gas, Oil, Steam, Petroleum, or Gaseous Materials
Orange: Communication, Alarm or Signal Lines, Cables or Conduit
Blue: Potable Water
Purple: Reclaimed Water, Irrigation and Slurry Lines
Green: Sewers and Drain Lines
What Does Not Get Marked
Private Facilities
The notified utility owner-members will not mark privately owned underground lines. These include but are not limited to; invisible fencing, sprinkler systems, well and septic systems and their power or electric service, water and sewer pipes from the meter to your home, etc. If you have private underground lines and want them located, you should contact a private locating company before digging. Please refer to your local telephone directory for companies providing private locating services.
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