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With warmer weather comes outdoor projects — gardening, landscaping, and home improvements. But before you dig, always call 811! ?? Our sister company Bermex’s damage prevention services help protect underground utilities and ensure safe digging. Our expert field teams provide accurate line locating and marking to prevent accidental damage to gas, water, electric, and communication lines. Whether you're planting a tree, installing a fence, or breaking ground for a bigger project, underground utility lines may be closer than you think. Calling 811 and relying on professional locating services helps prevent service disruptions, costly repairs, and safety hazards. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q038cFw30

Stay safe this St. Patrick’s Day! Festivities bring more traffic and activity on the roads. Whether you’re driving, walking, or working, stay alert and look out for those around you. A little caution goes a long way in keeping the day safe for all! ??

Utility corridors can do more than carry power — they can restore ecosystems! Read Michael Marefka’s latest article in the March/April Utility Arborist Association Newsline. ??

Join us in welcoming Dan Clemson to ACRT Arborist Training! An ISA Certified Arborist with extensive experience, Dan is dedicated to enhancing safety and education in the industry. We’re excited to have him on board! ??

It’s time to spring forward! ? Longer days and warmer weather mean more outdoor activities — but also new safety risks. ? Set your clocks ahead one hour and check your home’s safety devices. ? Be prepared for spring storms — high winds and heavy rain can cause power outages. ? Watch for utility and roadside crews — longer daylight means more work being done in your community. Take a few extra minutes today to stay safe, stay prepared, and enjoy the extra daylight!

To our ACRT team — you are truly appreciated! ?? Your dedication, knowledge, and hard work help make a lasting impact every day. Thank you for your commitment to safety, innovation, and excellence. Today, we celebrate YOU.

Attending the Oklahoma Vegetation Management Association Spring Conference on March 5? Be sure to stop by and say hello to Rich Alexander! He’ll be there to share how ACRT can help you with expert vegetation management solutions. ??

We’re on the way to Lexington! ACRT is excited to be part of the Vegetation Management Association of Kentucky’s 44th Annual Membership Meeting from March 5-7. If you’re attending, be sure to catch up with Ryan Meccage in Booth 10. See you there! ??

The 2025 Garden State Tree Conference is almost here! Ryan Meccage will be in attendance and ready to chat about all things utility vegetation management. Visit us at Booth 114, February 27-28 to connect. ??

After nearly three decades of leadership, Michael Weidner is retiring as CEO of ACRT Services. We thank him for his dedication and vision, which have shaped our company’s growth and success. As we move forward, Brad Schroeder will step in as interim CEO to continue our mission to engage the best people and make them better to foster resiliency, environmental stewardship, compliance, stakeholder partnerships, and safer communities. Read more about this leadership transition. ??