Welcome to the Summer Village of Mewatha Beach
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Fire Ban In Effect
Please be advised:
Mewatha Beach has issued a complete FIRE BAN effective immediately.
The ban restricts all open fires including burn barrels, recreational fire pits, fireworks and charcoal barbecues. Gas fired appliances are still permitted.

Mewatha Beach urges everyone using an ATV to be mindful of debris collecting on the exhaust which could result in ignition of surface fuels (grass/stubble, etc.). Anyone who has conducted open burning during the winter is reminded to check their burn sites to ensure they are completely extinguished.
Information is available on www.albertafirebans.ca
 
(Please be advised the Alberta Fire Bans site is under maintenance)
 
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Boyle Landfill Events

Household Hazardous Waste Roundup

Saturday, April 28

from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Appliance Roundup

Week of April 20-30 during normal operating hours.

No fees except for appliances with freon.

(For freon appliances there will be a $10 charge)

Fire Smart Program

Week of May 18-28.

Landfill will take wood debris, dead grass, leaves and

small wooden construction debris free of charge

during normal operating hours.
 

 

Located on the Southwest shore of Skeleton Lake, Alberta
8 km east of Boyle on Hwy 663

 

Welcome to the Summer Village of Mewatha Beach website. This site is designed to provide you with the information necessary for all operations. You can find contact information for all members of council and administration. All information is provided in Adobe Reader format that you can download or read online. If you are having trouble opening PDF files then please update your version of Adobe Reader.
 
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Fire Ban in Effect
Tuesday, 15 May 2012 00:00
Please be advised:
Mewatha Beach has issued a complete FIRE BAN effective immediately.
The ban restricts all open fires including burn barrels, recreational fire pits, fireworks and charcoal barbecues. Gas fired appliances are still permitted.

Mewatha Beach urges everyone using an ATV to be mindful of debris collecting on the exhaust which could result in ignition of surface fuels (grass/stubble, etc.). Anyone who has conducted open burning during the winter is reminded to check their burn sites to ensure they are completely extinguished.
Information is available on www.albertafirebans.ca
 
(Please be advised the Alberta Fire Bans site is under maintenance)
 
Last Updated ( Thursday, 17 May 2012 07:39 )
 
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