Wyoming Hydrovac & Excavation Regulations
Excavation laws, 811 requirements, and licensing information for Wyoming.
Wyoming requires excavators to contact Wyoming 811 (One-Call of Wyoming) at least 2 business days before beginning excavation. The Wyoming Underground Facilities Act protects buried utilities and pipelines.
Hydrovac excavation is essential in Wyoming for oil and gas pipeline work across the state's vast open spaces, as well as for utility projects in growing communities. Non-destructive methods are valued for pipeline safety.
Call Before You Dig: Wyoming 811 (One-Call of Wyoming)
Phone: 811 | Notice Required: 2 business days
Visit Wyoming 811 (One-Call of Wyoming) WebsiteTolerance Zone
Careful hand excavation or approved non-destructive methods required within 24 inches of marked facilities.
Key Regulations
Underground Facilities Act
Requires pre-excavation notification and establishes safe digging standards.
Wyoming Statutes 37-12-301 et seq.
Pipeline Safety Requirements
Enhanced safety measures for excavation near oil and gas transmission pipelines.
Locate Request Validity
Locate requests are valid for 14 business days; renewal required for continued work.
Penalties for Violations
Wyoming imposes penalties for excavation law violations.
Maximum Fine: $5,000
- ●Misdemeanor charges for willful violations
- ●Civil liability for all repair and restoration costs
Licensing Requirements
- Wyoming does not require a general state contractor license (local requirements vary)
- Municipal permits and business licenses as required
- Workers compensation and general liability insurance
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