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A 10-inch natural gas pipeline was damaged by a third-party construction crew doing work unrelated to Peoples Gas on April 5. Due to the location of the pipeline at the NW 22nd Avenue Bridge, the draw bridge is up and traffic continues to be rerouted in the area.
Peoples Gas celebrated the completion of construction of its renewable natural gas (RNG) facility at Alliance Dairies with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included several elected officials including Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson.
Contractors, excavators and DIYers need to remember to call 811 two business days before they start digging.