Judy has farmed with her husband Mike for 35 years near Drayton, ND, and recently retired as business manager of the Drayton Public School. She welcomes the local economic boost that Enbridge’s Line 3 Replacement Project will create, as well as the extra tax revenue needed by her small community.

It was just another late fall day for John and Rick Proulx as the father-son farming duo conducted clean-up work on their land in northwestern Minnesota. But in moments, things suddenly went from just another day, to a day unlike any other. For you—and the next generation—call or click before you dig.

At Community Open Houses like the one we held in Grand Rapids, MN, in early April 2019, residents can learn more about Enbridge’s operations, community outreach and relentless focus on safety.

The job was simple: Clear a handful of trees on a local landowner’s property to make way for a fence. But it didn’t take long for a simple project to become a matter of life, death—and luck. Life is precious. Call or click before you dig.

This Minnesota farmer says he’s “100% for replacing Line 3.” Scott believes fully in the regulatory process, like we do at Enbridge, “but at the same time, once they’ve done them (met all conditions), then let’s let them put the pipeline in the ground.”