Damage Prevention Committee
Pennsylvania One Call Enforcement
Act 50 of 2017 authorizes the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) to enforce provisions of the state’s Underground Utility Line Protection Law, Act 287, also known as the “One Call Law.” The PUC’s Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement has created a section called “PA1Call Enforcement.” This section will consist of a supervisor and investigators. As a requirement of Act 50, all underground facility damages are to be documented and submitted to the PA1Call System via a facility damage investigation form found on the PUC website and the PA1Call System website.
The PUC representative on the Board of Directors of Pennsylvania One Call is a supervisor of the Pipeline Safety Section.
Reporting Violations
Damage Prevention Committee
Included in Act 50 is the creation of a Damage Prevention Committee (DPC), which will meet regularly to review alleged violations of the Act and make determinations as to the appropriate response including, but not limited to, the issuance of warning letters or administrative penalties.
PA One Call Enforcement Staff
The PA One Call Enforcement staff are located within the Bureau of Investigation & Enforcement (I&E) of the PUC.
As the independent investigation and enforcement bureau of the PUC, I&E enforces state and federal pipeline safety, electric safety and motor carrier safety laws and regulations and represents the public interest in ratemaking and service matters before the PUC’s Office of Administrative Law Judge. I&E has the authority to bring enforcement action, seek emergency orders from the Commission or take other steps to ensure public safety.
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Rob Horensky
Manager
rhorensky@pa.gov
(717) 787-1063 -
Sara Andrade-Locke
Supervisor
salocke@pa.gov
(717) 772-8584 - John Cooper
Investigator
coopj@pa.gov
(717) 214-4350 - Kristal Ferron
Investigator
kferron@pa.gov
(717) 787-6382 -
Eva Maki
Investigator
emaki@pa.gov
(717) 787-6489 - Summers Newsome-Connor
Investigator
suconnor@pa.gov
(717) 783-5117
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