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An underground utility line is damaged once every few minutes because someone neglected to call 811. Always remember to call 811 before your scheduled digging project!
Call 2 business days before your digging project starts in Illinois or Indiana.
Call 3 business days before your digging project starts in Michigan.
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LaCrosse Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. Receives $1,400 Grant from Wolverine Pipe Line Company |
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LaCrosse, Indiana. - Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) granted a $1,400 check to LaCrosse Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. The grant money will be used by LaCrosse Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. to buy a Milwaukee 28-volt Sawzall, a Milwaukee 28-volt Cut Off grinder, and a Milwaukee 28-volt Bandsaw Kit. These tools would be used as a life-saving resource on a multitude of emergency incidents, including severe car accidents. Read More
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Washtenaw County Hazardous Materials Response Authority Receives $1,000 Good Neighbor Grant from Wolverine Pipe Line Company |
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Ann Arbor, Mich. - Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) has granted a $1,000 check to the Washtenaw County Hazardous Materials Response Authority. The Washtenaw County Hazardous Materials Response Authority will use the funds for their 20th Annual Golf Outing, where funds raised at the event will assist the Response Team in purchasing needed equipment that will enhance their ability to support the safety of local citizens. Read More
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Midland County Emergency Food Pantry Receives $500 Good Neighbor Grant from Wolverine Pipe Line Company |
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Midland County, Mich. - Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) granted a $500 check to the Midland County Emergency Food Pantry (E.F.P.N) to support its work of providing gift certificates, food and supplies, as well as fund programs such as the Backpack Buddies Program, mobile pantries, and the nutritional supplement program in Midland County. The check was part of Wolverine’s Good Neighbor Grant Program, where money is used to fund good work in communities along their pipeline route. Read More
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Family & Children Services Receives $500 Good Neighbor Grant from Wolverine Pipe Line Company |
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Kalamazoo, Mich. - Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine) granted a $500 check to Family & Children Services. Family & Children Services will use the grant money to fund the ‘Handle with Care Program’ which provides donations to local families who are in great need. The check was part of Wolverine’s Good Neighbor Grant Program, where money is used to fund good work in communities along their pipeline route. Read More
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Wolverine is Proud to Support Will County Emergency Management through our Good Neighbor Grant Program |
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Our Good Neighbor Grant Program allows us to form strong partnerships with emergency responders in our community like the Will County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), where the grant awarded will help fund the LEPC’s facilities and ability to respond to chemical emergencies. Wolverine is proud to support the Will County Emergency Management Agency!
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Wolverine is Proud to Support the Portage Firefighters Association |
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Wolverine Pipe Line Company Employees raise $18,661.10 for United Way of Southwest Michigan |
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At Wolverine Pipe Line Company (Wolverine), the health and public safety of our employees, stakeholders, and consumers is our first priority. Amid the continued concerns surrounding COVID-19, Wolverine continues to take the necessary steps to prevent the spread of the virus, as well as create a work environment that is as safe as possible. We are doing this while also recognizing that, as a critical infrastructure industry, we have a special responsibility to provide necessary services to protect the public.
Wolverine is responsible for the transportation of gasoline and diesel fuel throughout the states of Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. This includes maintaining the pipeline, excavating as necessary, and monitoring the pipeline system through our operations control center. We have not experienced or expect there to be changes or delays in our business operations.
We take our job seriously and like many other companies, Wolverine Pipe Line Company is taking guidance from the CDC to ensure we are doing our part to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
This includes the following actions:
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Pre-Screen: Measure employee temperature and assess symptoms prior to start of work
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Regular Monitoring: Employees complete “Are You Sick?” questionnaires upon arriving to work, self-monitor for symptoms, and report concerns to supervisors
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Wear a Mask: Employees wear face masks when unable to maintain a proper social distance of 6ft outdoors and in enclosed spaces
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Social Distance: Employees maintain 6 feet and practice social distancing as work duties permit in the workplace.
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Work from Home: Wolverine implemented a work from home policy for those who can perform work remotely.
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Disinfect and Clean Work Spaces: Enhanced cleaning and disinfecting in all common areas
We encourage everyone to join us in taking the necessary steps to protect themselves, their families, and their neighbors.
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Thank you for reading the Wolverine Pipe Line Company Community Newsletter. We hope you enjoyed reading about some of the community programs and projects we have been involved in for the past few months.
Please don't forget to share this newsletter with employees, first responders, constituents, and anyone else who might be interested.
Always remember to call 811 before you dig!
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Wolverine Pipe Line Company is a fuel transportation company headquartered in Portage, Michigan. Wolverine operates ~700 miles of active pipeline transporting refined petroleum products from refineries in the Chicago area to the Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan markets. Wolverine transports approximately 30% of all gasoline and diesel fuel used in Michigan. |
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