Category: Notification Center & Ticketing
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GSOC’s Updated Ticket Features in 2026
In response to the 2024 changes to Minnesota State Statute 216D, Gopher State One Call (GSOC) has rolled out several new ticketing features that provide ways to enhance communication with
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Meet Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
Dig season is upon us, and you have the potential to make it the smoothest one yet with Meet Tickets! It’s been over a year since Minnesota State Statue 216D
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Expanding Access to Safe Digging: GSOC Spanish Resources Now Available
To better serve Minnesota’s Spanish-speaking communities, GSOC has launched a Spanish Resources page within our Resource Center, making essential safe digging information easier to find, understand, and use. The Spanish Resources page includes
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Year-in-Review: 2025 GSOC Annual Report
Take a look back 2025 with the latest Gopher State One Call (GSOC) Annual Report! Now available, this year’s report details a breakdown of 2025 by the numbers, media campaigns,
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Introducing Ticket Talk: Streamlined Communication for GSOC Users
Gopher State One Call is excited to introduce Ticket Talk, a new two-way communication tool designed to make it easier for excavators, operators, and locators to stay connected. Available to
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2026 GSOC Holiday Schedule
When submitting a locate request with Gopher State One Call, those digging need to consider the 48-hour waiting period that excludes the day of submission, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays in
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Coming Soon: Excavators Can Provide Electronic White Lining
Starting January 1, Minnesota excavators will be able to provide electronic white lining in place of physical markings, provided they deliver the same level of information. Whether you’re submitting tickets,
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Submitting Tickets for a Dig Site Without a Specific Address
My Dig Site Doesn’t Have a Specific Address—How Do I Submit a Ticket? If you ever find yourself needing to break ground in a location without a specific address—perhaps somewhere
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New Tools at GSOC Now Available: MN’s One-Call Center has introduced automated marking instructions to prepare for Electronic White Lining
Next year, Minnesota excavators will be able to provide electronic white lining in place of physical markings, provided they deliver the same level of detail as traditional physical marking. To
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Suggested Practices for Electronic Marking from MNCGA
Minnesota law requires excavators to provide facility operators with white markings on all excavations, without exception. Starting January 1, 2026, an excavator may provide markings in electronic form if they