Contra Costa County is looking for residents to help shape policy on hazardous materials and waste.
The county’s Hazardous Materials Commission announced this week it is seeking applicants for one environmental justice representative seat and one alternate seat. The 14-member panel advises the Board of Supervisors and county staff on issues ranging from hazardous waste to community health risks.
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