Los Angeles County - The Works vs DigAlert Usage & Stats
Are you tired of seeing vehicles illegally parked on front lawns in your neighborhood? Frustrated by graffiti on public buildings, in local parks, and at other landmarks? The County of Los Angeles has a solution for you. The Works offers a one-stop solution for County residents to report and track services:
• Report pothole repairs, graffiti removal, and street sweeping
• Report suspected property violations such as illegal additions or garage conversions
• Report incidents of alleged illegal dumping
• Request facility and trail maintenance at County parks
• Report potential swimming pool violations at hotels, motels, and apartments
If the service is not handled by Los Angeles County, The Works will provide you with the appropriate contact information.
The Works will also keep you up-to-date with the latest news on road closures and recycling events, and help you locate other County services in your area.
Download The Works today.
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Underground Service Alert of Southern California (USA/SC) aka DigAlert was formed on September 13, 1976 in response to a deadly accident that had taken place in Culver City three months earlier. A petroleum pipeline was accidentally breached by a construction crew working on Venice Blvd and the resulting explosion took the lives of nine people. Additionally, an entire city block was burned to the ground and millions of dollars in damages were caused by this incident. The spark that ignited this deadly inferno quickly became the impetus behind a movement to prevent these tragic accidents. USA/SC is the result of that effort and has been serving this part of California ever since.
Keep yourself up to date with our latest advancements in technologies by downloading the DigAlert app with tons of useful tools for homeowners and contractors such as:
- Web Update of tickets
- View expiring tickets
- DigAlert Express
- Newtin ETA
- Access Emergency / Vacuum Contacts
Remember, find out FIRST, contact 811 before you dig. It's the law.
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Los Angeles County - The Works VS. 
DigAlertDecember 23, 2024