BEAVER COUNTY, Alberta – Do you have an interest in waste management and community involvement? Then we are looking for you!
Claystone Waste Ltd. is accepting applications for people interested in becoming part of the Public Advisory Committee (PAC). This committee includes representatives from the public along with elected officials from the towns of Tofield and Viking, the Villages of Ryley and Holden, and Beaver County.
- Your Role: learn more about Claystone operations and provide the public perspective
- Term: Meaningful contribution for three years
- Meetings: four meetings per year plus opportunities to participate in community events
- Eligibility: must be a resident of Tofield, Viking, Ryley, Holden, or Beaver County.
- Experience: interest in waste management, the environment, health and safety, and community.
Interested? Send your resume and a cover letter outlining why you would be a great participant on this committee to info@claystonewaste.com by March 31, 2025.
ABOUT CLAYSTONE WASTE
Claystone Waste Ltd. is a municipally controlled corporation that provides leading waste management, waste collection, and composting services for municipalities, industry, and businesses in central Alberta. Claystone operates a Sanitary Class II Landfill located in Beaver County, Alberta. The facility is one of the largest in Western Canada and provides advanced waste treatment, recycling, and remediation technologies. Claystone Waste is community-owned by the municipalities of Beaver County, Town of Tofield, Town of Viking, Village of Holden and Village of Ryley.
Media contact for further information:
Jackie Sargent
Communication and Public Relations Advisor
Email: Jackie.sargent@claystonewaste.com
Phone: 780-293-3365