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To provide funding to State agencies in promoting damage prevention, including changes with their State underground damage prevention laws, related compliance activities, training and public education.
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PHMSA received 27 applications for the “PHMSA Pipeline Safety Program One Call Grant’ for CY 2016 totaling $1.22 million dollars PHMSA received 27 applications for the “PHMSA Pipeline Safety Program One Call Grant’ for CY 2016 totaling $1,018,271.
PHMSA received 26 applications for the “PHMSA Pipeline Safety Program One Call Grant” for calendar year 2017 totaling $1,292,778.
For FY18 the program provided $915,000 in funding for personnel costs related to One Call enforcement and $89,000 in funding for 811 education projects.
Excavation Damage per 1000 excavation tickets have downward trend.
2017 – 2.75 per thousand
2018 – 2.67 per thousand
2019 – 2.55 per thousand
Excavation Damage per 1000 excavation tickets have downward trend.
2017 – 2.75 per thousand
2018 – 2.67 per thousand
2019 – 2.55 per thousand
2020 - 2.50 per thousand
These awards support the PHMSA safety mission of protecting people and the environment by helping prevent excavation damage, which is a leading cause of pipeline incidents, and reducing the environmental consequences of methane emissions associated with these incidents.
The Pipeline Safety One-Call Grants are designed to improve various aspects of states’ excavation damage prevention programs, including One-Call notification systems, notification service quality, One-Call record retention, state investigations of excavation damage to pipelines, enforcement against violators of state law, underground facility-locating capabilities, training of involved personnel, and public outreach and education. PHMSA received 27 eligible applications requesting a total of $1,429,475 for 36 projects. Several of these applications requested funding for more than one project. The available One-Call Grant funding for FY 2022 is $1,108,713. To utilize all available funding and ensure consistent treatment of all projects recommended for award, PHMSA recommends funding be distributed pro rata: that each project rated “Highly Recommended” be funded at approximately 78 percent of the requested amount and each project rated “Acceptable” be funded at approximately 58 percent of the requested amount.
One Call Program grants may be used to support initiatives to further promote efforts specifically for damage prevention, including one-call legislation, related compliance activities, training and public education. These may include for example, areas such as: Compliance - compliance monitoring and enforcement, legal assistance with enforcement actions, development of compliance statistics, procurement of computers and other equipment to support ongoing enforcement programs. Performance - development of one-call center statistics, one-call membership initiatives, procurement of one-call center computers and other equipment. Communication and training - communication improvements, development and/or conduct of state-provided training programs, development and/or distribution of promotional items or materials, informational mailings, and advertisements, damage prevention awareness campaigns, and public service announcements.
Single Audit Applies (2 CFR Part 200 Subpart F):
For additional information on single audit requirements for this program, review the current Compliance Supplement.
OMB is working with the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) and agency offices of inspectors general to include links to relevant oversight reports. This section will be updated once this information is made available.
