ChicagoUtilityHitPulse: who just hit a buried utility line in Chicago

ChicagoUtilityHitPulse tracks 364 records from City of Chicago 811 Chicago utility hit tickets (data.cityofchicago.org), last refreshed 2026-11-03, for utility locating and ground-penetrating-radar firms, damage-prevention and excavation safety trainers, contractor general-liability and inland-marine insurers and brokers, and utility damage claims-recovery firms. Search, filter and preview free; CSV unlocks, alerts and API access start at $4.99. Every record links to its official source.

Every utility strike reported to 811 Chicago: the excavating contractor or agency, the facility hit (gas, electric, water, fiber, street lighting), its owner, the hundred block and how many hits that excavator has logged in 180 days.

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LIVE PUBLIC DATA Source: City of Chicago 811 Chicago utility hit tickets (data.cityofchicago.org) · Last refreshed: Tue, 03 Nov 2026 05:17:53 GMT

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Latest top-scored records

RecordFacility hitOwnerLocation
Garces Contractors LLCGas ServicePeoples Gas2900 block of S Bonfield St
Sumit Construction Co IncGas ServicePeoples Gas1700 block of W Grand Ave
Advanced Water Solutions LLCGas ServicePeoples Gas3600 block of N Sacramento Ave
Pan Oceanic Engineering Co., Inc.Gas Drip LinePeoples Gas3800 block of N Newland Ave
Pan Oceanic Engineering Co., Inc.Gas ServicePeoples Gas3800 block of N Newland Ave

Browse by facility hit

Gas main or service (138) Water or sewer (81) Electric cable or conduit (53) Street lighting or traffic signal (37) Fiber, phone or cable TV (29) Other or unknown (26)

Browse by excavator type

Contractor (180) Public agency (153) Utility company (31)

Browse by excavator hits in 180 days

2+ (26) 5+ (10) 10+ (10)

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From City of Chicago 811 utility hit tickets. A hit ticket records that a buried facility was damaged during excavation and who was digging; it is not a finding of fault, negligence or a violation, and responsibility may rest with others (for example an inaccurate locate). Only organizations with a legal-entity form, public bodies and utilities are shown. Verify with the City.

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