Rep. April McClain Delaney (House) has filed a new Periodic Transaction Report under the STOCK Act disclosing that a dependent child sold shares of Clean Harbors, Inc. (CLH) common stock on August 25, 2026. The transaction, valued between $50,001 and $100,000, is classified by our tracking system as a congress sale.
This is not the first time CLH has appeared in Delaney’s disclosures this year. As we reported in April McClain Delaney’s Child Sells CLH Again as Insider Follows, the same dependent child sold CLH shares in late July, marking a recurring pattern of activity in this particular stock within the household’s disclosed portfolio.
An Insider Sale Adds to the Pattern
The latest congressional filing lands alongside another notable data point: company insider Gerstenberg Eric W sold CLH shares on August 14, 2026, in a transaction valued at $803,350. That sale occurred just eleven days before the date listed on Delaney’s dependent’s transaction, placing both moves within the same 30-day window our system flags as a cross-signal worth noting.
Neither transaction, on its own or together, indicates any wrongdoing. Members of Congress and their dependents are required by the STOCK Act to disclose transactions in individual stocks, and corporate insiders are separately required to report their own trading activity to the SEC. The two disclosure regimes exist independently of one another, and a filing under one does not imply coordination with the other. Still, when a lawmaker’s household and a company insider both sell shares of the same stock within a short window, it is the kind of overlap that pattern-tracking sites like ours are built to surface.
Clean Harbors, Inc. is an environmental and industrial services company whose stock has now shown up multiple times in Delaney’s periodic disclosures over the past several weeks. The recurrence raises questions about whether this reflects an ongoing rebalancing of the family’s holdings, a response to broader market conditions affecting the sector, or simply a coincidence of timing between unrelated parties who happen to hold the same security. The public record, as filed, does not answer that question, and it is not our place to speculate beyond what has been disclosed.
What is clear from the filing is limited to the facts: a dependent child of Rep. April McClain Delaney sold CLH shares valued between $50,001 and $100,000 on August 25, 2026, and this sale follows a similar transaction reported in July, with an insider sale from Gerstenberg Eric W falling in the same general timeframe. We will continue to monitor future filings involving this member and this ticker as they become available.