As a lifetime resident of Butte County, I was honored and excited to be chosen to serve on the CAB. I came on the board prior to...
Idaho Cleanup Project Citizens Advisory Board
January 15, 2021
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As a lifetime resident of Butte County, I was honored and excited to be chosen to serve on the CAB. I came on the board prior to the incident at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plan and have watched the extensive struggles to get that facility up and running again.
Aquifer protection is one of the most critical areas of interest for me. DOE-ID provides access to outstanding individuals who present in-depth and informative materials for the CAB and the public in reference to the Snake River Plain Aquifer and numerous other issues.
I believe the CAB is a vital resource for the various communities the Idaho Cleanup Project impacts. The interaction between the CAB members and individuals representing DOE, the contractors, and CAB members from around the complex is necessary. My time serving on the board was educational, interesting, and very helpful in understanding the complex world of nuclear waste cleanup. I truly appreciate having been given the opportunity.
Trilby McAffee
Ms. McAffee served as the county clerk/recorder/auditor for Butte County from 1992 until her retirement in 2015. While in public service, she was a member of the Idaho Association of Counties, and served on their Public Lands/Environment, Energy, Land Use, and Natural Resources Litigation committees. She is a member of the Local Water Recharge Committee and a co-founder of the Lost Rivers Cancer Aware-a-bration. A high school graduate, Ms. McAfee is a retired EMT and has a certificate from Idaho Counties Risk Management Program for Risk Management. She is interested in economic development and city/county governmental issues. Ms. McAffee resides in Moore, Idaho, and was appointed to the board in June 2014. She serves as the vice-chair of the EM SSAB in Idaho.