Updates about when landfills, transfer stations and recreation centres will return to normal operations and be posted on Regional District website as soon as the details are available.
The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George is making two temporary changes to landfill and transfer station operations to reduce the impact of the ongoing strike on residents.Â
The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George says schedules are changing at a pair of transfer stations as CUPE 1699's job action continues.Â
According to the Regional District, the Cummings Road Regional Transfer Station and the Shelley Regional Transfer Stations are changing to Tuesday to Saturday, effecting this coming Saturday.
CUPE 1699 has expanded the job action being taken by Regional District of Fraser-Fort George employees further.
Effective today (Tuesday), CUPE 1699 members will no longer perform any illegal dumping cleanups, including in remote locations, unstaffed locations, and all illegal dumping at facility gates or outside facility boundaries.Â
In addition, no fees will not be collected at the Valemount Regional Transfer Station as well as drop-in activities at the Robson Valley and Canoe Valley Recreation Centre.
In addition, as of 8:45 am, union members withdraw their services from the following Regional District of Fraser-Fort George Transfer Stations and Landfills for one day.Â
More public employees in the Prince George area could be striking soon.Â
As of noon today (Wednesday), CUPE 1699, representing employees of the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George has issued 72-hour strike notice.