For red flags try to call your electric company.
At t buried cable flags.
Don t use the flag to hold or carry anything.
Some utility companies mark or paint their lines.
If you found blue flags you can try your water company.
The burial flag is not suitable for outside display because of its size and fabric.
On the last page of the application for united states flag for burial purposes you can read more about how to care for a burial flag.
If you see a marked line with an exposed cable or wire and it doesn t say at t be sure to report it directly to that company.
Usually this is drinking water.
Blue flags blue means water irrigation or slurry.
It is made of cotton and can easily be damaged by weather.
For orange flags you could try to call your telephone or cable tv company.
You can also see how the flag will be displayed and then folded at a memorial service.
This page is dedicated to the support of the logistics supply chain which provides burial flags to the issuing office level.
Read more about burial flags on the last page of the application pdf.
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Individuals or authorized requestors wishing to apply for a burial flag should refer to the national cemetery administration s nca burial flags website for guidance on eligibility and application forms.
Don t enrage your neighbor by cutting through that cable just before the big game.
Anyone who plans to dig should call 811 or go to their state 811 center s website a few business days before digging to request that the approximate location of buried utilities be marked with paint or flags so that you don t unintentionally dig into an underground utility line.
Donating burial flags in national cemeteries.
This number is just for unburied ground cables.
Postmasters funeral home directors and va.
For yellow flags try to call your natural gas provider and for green flags try to call your local sanitary sewer authority or dpw.
811 protects you and your community.
Most of the department of veterans affairs national cemeteries display an avenue of flags on patriotic holidays and during special events.
These get orange flags as do other communication systems such as signal or alarm lines or tv cables.
