Solid Waste Department

Beaverhead County, located in southwestern Montana, is the largest county in the state, covering an area slightly larger than Connecticut, while maintaining a low population density of less than 1.7 people per square mile. The county's landscape is characterized by vast public lands, including the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest and Red Rocks Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, reflecting its commitment to preserving natural resources.

The county's government encompasses various departments, including public health, environmental health, and solid waste management, each dedicated to promoting community welfare and resource management. Beaverhead County also offers a range of job opportunities, with recent initiatives focused on public health and behavioral health coordination.

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