Water Distribution Grade 1 Certification Practice Exam

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Which center should be contacted to determine the location of underground utilities?

One Call Center
911 Center
Environmental Protection Agency
Local Health Department

The correct answer is: One Call Center

The One Call Center is specifically designed to assist in determining the location of underground utilities. This organization acts as a centralized point where individuals or contractors planning to dig can submit a query. In response, utility companies are notified to mark their underground lines, ensuring safety and preventing damage during excavation work. This process is crucial for avoiding accidents, service interruptions, and legal issues associated with utility strikes. The other options do not serve this specific purpose. A 911 Center is intended for emergency services, not utility locating. The Environmental Protection Agency focuses on environmental regulations and compliance, while the Local Health Department is primarily concerned with public health matters. Thus, contacting the One Call Center is the appropriate action for anyone needing to identify underground utility locations.