Here's What's New in 4M: September 2026

Written by

Nicole Heger

Published on

October 2, 2026

Product

September was all about coverage. Foundation Data is now live in two more states, putting 4M one step closer to nationwide coverage by the end of the year. Here's what's new.

Foundation Data Is Now Live in Kansas + Kentucky

Two more states just joined the map. 4M's Foundation Data is now live in Kansas and Kentucky, giving teams in both states instant, reliable utility data to work from day one.

This keeps 4M on track to become the first and only utility data platform with nationwide coverage by the end of 2026. Every state added means more teams working from the same trusted, up-to-date picture of what's above and below ground.

See the map below for the current coverage in gold.

Stay up-to-date on our coverage tracker

See you next month

September's releases kept the focus on one goal: putting more of the map within reach, so more teams can plan with confidence wherever their projects take them. As always, if you have questions about these updates or want to learn more, reach out to your Customer Success Manager or visit our help center for step-by-step guidance.

Nicole Heger

Sr. Product Marketing Manager

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