Alabama Portfolio

Alabama Priority Codes
0 - Open
1 - Priority - Severely damaged, Osmose Priority poles, needs immediate attention
2 - Reject - Routine change out, not immediate, Osmose Reject Poles
3 - Damaged - Accident
4 - New Customer - needs change out, work by Required Date
5 - Routine Improvements - Ex. CATV make ready work
6 - Old Transfers - New ticket created to reinstate un-completed
7 - Reserved
8 - Reserved
9 - Reserved

Download a list of Alabama Priority Codes here.

About Alabama

In June of 2002, representatives of both Alabama Power and BellSouth (now AT&T) met for the first time to discuss the common use of NJUNS.  In 2003, A pilot program was initiated in Montgomery to evaluate the effectiveness of NJUNS in tracking pole transfers and change-outs.  An agreement was reached at that time to share the NJUNS set up and maintenance fees between the two utilities.  In 2005, the pilot program was deemed a success and the use of NJUNS was expanded statewide.  By the end of 2007, NJUNS was in use by a majority of pole owners and pole attachers within the combined service territory of Alabama Power and AT&T.  Currently,  there are approximately 100 registered NJUNS member utilities in the State of Alabama encompassing most of the geographical area of the state.

NJUNS provides one Alabama user group meeting a year. This gives users an opportunity to discuss NJUNS and joint use related issues.  The meeting dates and minutes of these meetings are posted within this portfolio.