Frequently Asked Questions

The County of Wetaskiwin is modernizing its waste management system by replacing paper Transfer Station cards with permanent plastic cards using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology. This upgrade will make access to Transfer Stations more efficient by securely and automatically identifying cardholders. It will also reduce annual administrative costs for the County.

Landowners within the County are eligible for one free Transfer Station card. Additional and replacement cards will be issued for a fee of $25.00 each. 

Once your application is processed, your new card will be mailed to you or be available for pick-up at the County office. You must apply to receive a card. Continue using your paper card until your new permanent card arrives.

You will not be able to access Transfer Stations after October 1, 2025, if you do not have an RFID Transfer Station card. 

Additional cards (e.g., for family members or tenants) will be issued for a fee of $25.00 each. You can apply for additional cards online or in-person at the County office.

No, RFID Transfer Station cards are permanent and do not expire until termination of the land ownership. We recommend that you keep your card in a secure location.

Replacement cards will be available for a fee of $25.00 each. You can apply for a replacement card using the RFID card application. We recommend storing your RFID card in a secure location.

Applications open on August 1, 2025. You can apply online or complete an application at the County Office. 

No, Transfer Station operations will remain the same. The only change is how access is granted—via RFID card instead of a paper card.

Continue using your paper card until your new permanent card arrives.

New residents can apply for an RFID card as part of the regular application process. 

Visit the Transfer Station page. Call the County Office at 780-352-3321 or send an email to utility@county10.ca. Updates will also be posted on our website and Facebook page.