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Follow our latest community initiatives and expansion projects. Meet some of our staff. Gain new insights on environmental ventures, pipeline safety, and events we're participating in. The Iroquois Report is a newsletter distributed to elected officials, regulators, environmental organizations and the media along our pipeline to keep them informed of our activities.

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Iroquois Report Archives Table of Contents

2013 Spring Edition

• Creating Awareness for Pipeline Safety
• Iroquois Appoints New President
• Safe Operations & System Reliability
• Right of Way Work Planned for 2013

2012 Summer Edition

• Iroquois Shines as a STAR Award Winner
• Making Safety a Priority at Home and in the Workplace
• Iroquois' Gas Control Command Center Gets a New Look
• August 11th is National 811 Day

2012 Spring Edition

• April is National Safe Digging Month
• Early Detection is the Key to Pipeline Safety
• Right-of-Way Work Planned for 2012
• Contact Information for Iroquois' Right-ofWay Agents

2012 Winter Edition

• Using Technology to Keep Our Pipeline Safe
• Iroquois Awards Community Grants
• Community Outreach Committee Supports Local Charitable Organizations
• Iroquois’ Public Awareness Program
• Open Invite to All Pipeline Community Emergency Officials

2011 Late Fall Edition

• Iroquois Reaches a Major Milestone and Celebrates 20 Years
• Community Outreach Committee - A Helping Hand for Non-Profits
• A Sweet & Successful United Way Campaign
• Iroquois Field Techs Help to Make a Difference

2011 Summer Edition

• Child's Play - A Boundless Playground Makes it Fun for All
• Using Technology to Enhance Pipeline Integrity
• 2011 Community Grant Recipients Are Announced
• Spotlight on a 2010 Community Grant Recipient

2011 Spring Edition

• Iroquois Supports National Safe Digging Month
• Iroquois Employee Honored by Dig Safe New York
• Protecting High Consequence Areas
• Contact Information for Iroquois' Right-ofWay Agents

2011 Winter Edition

• Iroquois Announces Year End Community Grant Recipients
• Projects in the Pipeline
• Emergency Response Drills Held in Hunts Point, New York
• Open Invitation to All Community Emergency Responders

2010 December Edition

• Iroquois Employees Roped in to Live United
• Coprorate Challenge Promotes Wellness
• Spares, Strikes & Gutter Balls Support Junior Achievement Programs
• Iroquois Employees Head Off to School

2010 Summer Edition

• Making a Difference in the Community
• Iroquois Announces 2010 Community Grant Recipients
• Iroquois' First Community Garden

2010 Spring Edition

• The Importance of Pipeline Safety
• 811 ... Always Call Before You Dig
• Protecting High Consequence Areas
• Contact Information for Iroquois' Right-of-Way Agents

2010 Winter Edition

• Nurturing International Ideas in Brookfield, CT
• NYMarc Project Update
• December 2009 Community Grant Recipients Announced
• Invitation for Informational Training for Emergency Responders
• Aid to Haiti

2009 Fall Edition

• Successful Completion of Iroquois' 08/09 Expansion Project
• Iroquois Holds Open Season for NYMarc Project
• Redesigned Website has Arrived
• Milford Public Officials Tour Compressor Facility
• Iroquois Rocks Out During its Annual United Way Campaign

2009 Summer Edition

• Iroquois Celebrates Earth Day
• 2009 Community Grant Recipients Announced
• Beach vs. Boardroom: Iroquois’ Summer Internship Program
• Iroquois Named 2008 Natural Gas Star Award Winner
• Iroquois Gas Recognized as a Champion of Youth

2009 Spring Edition

• Pipeline Safety is Fundamental to iroquois' Operation
• 811 ... Call Before You Dig
• Protecting High Consequence Areas
• Contact Information for Iroquois' Right-of-Way Agents

2009 Winter Edition

• Construction Activities Update MarketAccess & 08/09 Expansion
• Eastchester In-Service Anniversary

2008 Summer Edition

• What is a natural gas smart pig
• Natural Gas Venting
• Expansion Project Updates
• Announcement of Community Grant Recipients

2008 Spring Edition

• Pipeline Safety .. We Are In It Together
• 811 .. Call Before You Dig
• High Consequence Areas
• Contact Information for Iroquois' Right-of-Way Agents

2008 Winter Edition

• Expansion Project Updates for MarketAccess Project and the 08/09 Expansion Project
• Metro Express Open Season
• Iroquois' Community Grant Program and the 2007 Community Grant Recipients
• Invitation for Pipeline ROW and Emergency Management Response Program presentation
• Iroquois' Community Outreach Committee
• Iroquois' 2008 United Way Campaign

2007 Volume 8, Issue 2

• Partnering With the Public for Pipeline Safety
• Quaker Street Volunteer Fire Department ICP kit presentation
• Protecting High Consequence Areas
• ROW Work Planned

2007 Volume 8, Issue 1

• Iroquois Awards Final LEAF Grants
• 2006/2007 LEAF Grant Recipients
• Employee Committee Reviews Local Charity Requests

2006 Volume 7, Issue 3

• Iroquois Issues Challenge to Fleet Owners
• Why They Train
• Drilling with FDNY

2006 Spring/Summer Edition

• Restoration Work Begins...with a little help from the goats!
• LEAF 2005/06 Awards
• LEAF Guidelines Available
• 2006 LEAF Survey and Winner

2006 Winter Edition

• Looking Back: Charities we've had the pleasure of working with throughout the year
• Landowner & Contractor Guidelines available
• Iroquois Announces Two New Projects: Brookhaven Lateral and MarketAccess
• Community Outreach Funding 2005

2005 Autumn Edition

• Iroquois in the Community. June 4th marked the inaugural voyage of Iroquois' new parade float. Since then you may have seen us in your town. Why did we build a parade float, and what does it mean to your community?
• Pipe Safety
• Protecting Mother Nature. Iroquois' field employees work outside every day, and as anyone who's worked outside knows, sooner or later you're bound to come face to face with a wild animal. The bottom line for our employees is we can't interfere with nature, both for the animal's safety as well as our own.
• 2006 Calendars Available

2005 January-February-March Edition

• Ten Years of LEAF Grants
• ROW Work Planned
• 2004-2005 LEAF Grant Recipients
• Iroquois Offices & Contacts

2004 November/December Edition

• ROW Agents Vital Link to Landowners
• Meet our Agents
• Emergency Responder Training
• 2005 Calendars Available

2004 April-May-June Edition

• Iroquois Announces 2004-2004 LEAF Grant Recipients
• Iroquois is Serious About Safety
• 2004 PIPELINE magazine coming soon

2004 January/February Edition

• Eastchester Extension Ready to Serve
• Bookmark Us!
• 2004 Calendars Still Available

2003 Summer Edition

• Iroquois Announces LEAF Grant Recipients
• Guide to the Butterfield: Update on 1995 LEAF Grant recipient and the metamorphosis of their project
• Moth or Butterfly?