Register Now for the National 811 Day Pipeline Safety Lunch & Learn – August 15, 2026 – Houston, TX

Join Phillips 66, Trees For Houston, and Texas 811 for an informative Lunch & Learn focused on pipeline safety, safe digging practices, and urban forestry. Discover how working together can help create safer communities while protecting Texas’ critical underground infrastructure and expanding its urban green spaces.

Event Details

About the Event

Whether you’re a homeowner, contractor, landscaper, or community member, this educational event will provide practical guidance on protecting underground utilities, planting trees responsibly, and promoting environmental stewardship. Learn why it’s essential to always call or click before you dig and how proper planning helps prevent damage to underground pipelines and utility lines.

Program Highlights

Damage Prevention & Pipeline Safety

Learn safe excavation practices, understand the Texas One Call process, and discover how to prevent damage to underground infrastructure before starting any digging project.

Urban Forestry Education

Explore Trees For Houston’s community greening initiatives and learn about the environmental, economic, and community benefits of urban trees, along with best practices for planting near underground utilities.

Ask an Arborist

Participate in an interactive question-and-answer session with a Trees For Houston arborist covering tree selection, proper planting techniques, maintenance, and safe placement around pipelines and utility corridors.

Raffle & Giveaways

Attendees will have the opportunity to enter a raffle for a variety of prizes, including professional sports tickets, gift cards, event merchandise, and a complimentary tree courtesy of Trees For Houston.

Presented By

• Phillips 66
• Trees For Houston
• Texas 811

Reserve Your Spot

Attendance is limited, and advance registration is encouraged. RSVP today to secure your place and learn how simple actions like calling 811 before you dig can help protect people, property, pipelines, and the environment.