Enbridge emergency contacts
Who to contact at Enbridge in the event of a potential pipeline emergency
Downloadable Public Awareness brochures
Our brochures provide an overview of Enbridge's Public Awareness Program, as well as valuable pipeline safety and emergency information for our neighbors.
Follow the links below to read, print or download the appropriate brochures:
United States
Affected Public: Liquids Pipelines
Affected Public: Gas Transmission and Midstream
- English
- Español
- 简体中文 (Mandarin Chinese)
- ייִדיש (Yiddish)
- Polski
- Русский (Russian)
- Deutsch
- 한국어 (Korean)
- Português
Excavators and Farmers: Liquids Pipelines
Excavators and Farmers: Gas Transmission and Midstream
Emergency/Public Officials: Liquids Pipelines
Emergency/Public Officials: Gas Transmission and Midstream
Canada
Our Neighbors, Farmers and School Officials: Liquids Pipelines
- Enbridge Pipelines Inc. (English) and Express Pipeline Ltd.
- Enbridge Pipelines Inc. (Français)
- Enbridge Inc. (Athabasca System)
- Enbridge Pipelines (Norman Wells) Inc.
Our Neighbors, Farmers and School Officials: Gas Transmission
Emergency Responders: Liquids Pipelines
- Enbridge Pipelines Inc. (English) and Express Pipeline Ltd.
- Enbridge Pipelines Inc. (Français)
- Enbridge Inc. (Athabasca System)
- Enbridge Pipelines (Norman Wells) Inc.
Excavators and Contractors: Liquids Pipelines
- Enbridge Pipelines Inc. (English)
- Enbridge Pipelines Inc. (Français)
- Enbridge Inc. (Athabasca System)
Public Officials: Liquids Pipelines
Recognizing a pipeline leak
Know how to spot the signs, recognize a potential leak, and call one of our 24-hour, toll-free emergency hotlines.
Safe digging and damage prevention
If you're excavating near a pipeline right-of-way (ROW), you need to call your local toll-free one-call number in either the U.S. or Canada in advance.
