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Dig Alert representative asks board for more notice and access; offers training and data support

California Neighborhood Safety Board · September 2, 2026

Summary

A Dig Alert representative urged the board to provide more advance notice for workshops and requested memoranda of understanding to allow investigators access to Dig Alert data; the commenter said Dig Alert stands ready to provide training and that resources were spent to produce investigator-accessible data.

During the public-comment period at the start of the Aug. 24 meeting, a commenter identified in the transcript as Miss Jackson urged the board to provide more advance notice for workshops and meetings so that organizations with large databases can distribute notices to their members. The commenter said Dig Alert needs more than two days' notice in many cases and offered training to investigators so portal data can be accessed and used directly.

Miss Jackson told the board that Dig Alert had spent resources to create investigator-accessible reports and that delayed requests had required resending tickets from 2024. "Dig Alert spent considerable time and resources to provide the information requested," she said on the record. The chair thanked her and said staff would look for ways to coordinate notice and data access.

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