The three R’s are well known to many: reduce, reuse, and recycle. Quite often, people
Our crews have completed the cleanup of Highway 14.
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There has been an incident where a Claystone Waste collections vehicle has lost part of a load on Highway 14. Several crews were immediately dispatched to clean the highway to ensure the safety of all traveling on the roadway.
This is a very serious incident and we are in the process of investigating it further.
The three R’s are well known to many: reduce, reuse, and recycle. Quite often, people focus on recycling. Recycling is an important part of limiting the amount of waste that is landfilled. What some people don’t realize however, is that the three R’s are listed in a hierarchy. Recycling is the last resort, the last
Funding will help upgrade the Ryley bulk water fill station The Claystone Waste Ltd. Board of Directors has approved a $50,000 community support grant to help construct much needed upgrades to the Ryley bulk water
Guy Bridgeman joins an experienced team to help lead Claystone Waste into the future Guy Bridgeman has been appointed to the Claystone Waste Board of Directors following approval from Beaver County, the Towns of Tofield
Administration Office and Landfill Site
50117 Range Road 173
(Secondary Highway 854)
Beaver County, Alberta
Phone: 780-663-2038
Emergency After Hours Only:
1-855-581-1892
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Claystone Waste Ltd. is acting as the general partner of Claystone Waste Limited Partnership, a limited partnership organized under the laws of Alberta
