Practical knowledge. Traceable sources.
An education and research prototype developed around the ReliaTXT concept. Not an 811 center, regulator or accredited training provider.
What “verified” means here
Each source record stores its publisher, URL, review date, review scope, any known effective date and a suggested next-review date. Some records were reviewed through official search excerpts, as labeled. Authenticated functions and transactions were not tested. A reachable source is not proof of every statement elsewhere on its website.
Editorial summaries are separated from source records. Source checking is not legal approval or certification that digging is safe. Use current official instructions for an actual job.
Coverage and known gaps
- Kansas and Missouri: reviewed center, notice law, response workflow, training, enforcement and broadband/public-infrastructure references.
- Other 48 states: navigation and national-directory fallback only; no state-specific operational claims.
- No live project feeds, utility alignments, ticket-system integrations or automatic freshness checks.
- Community submissions, ReliaTXT workshops and complete field curricula remain future work.
A maintainable update process
Suggested cadence: check links, training and funding sources weekly; review law and operating procedures monthly and after change notices; review evergreen primers quarterly. These are review targets, not running automations. Retain the previous wording, record the changed source and have consequential legal or safety edits reviewed before publishing.
The ZIP includes sources.json and sources.csv for a future master database. last_verified is an observation date, not a promise that content stays current.
What changed from the supplied prototype
- Preserved the navy/orange ReliaTXT identity, original headline and main subject areas.
- Replaced JavaScript-only navigation with standalone HTML pages and a separate single-file preview.
- Replaced the conceptual map and inert dataset toggles with a working state selector and resource filters.
- Expanded Kansas and Missouri and replaced the old Missouri center link.
- Added search, category pages, point-of-use citations and source provenance.