After a year of virtual events, the Black Hills Energy Dubuque team was happy to sponsor the Dubuque Homebuilders & Associates annual dinner.
“It was great to see some familiar faces and enjoy a summer barbeque,” says Nicole Breitbach, senior community affairs manager in Dubuque.
Our team made sure to share their appreciation to the group for support of our damage prevention efforts and for being advocates for the Iowa One Call system.
The contractors attending expressed appreciation to our team for bringing line locating services back inhouse in eastern Iowa. They commented that locates are now timely and accurate.
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