Dumping unwanted household items, rubbish, green waste, building and commercial waste or other materials is illegal and subject to on the spot penalty notices of $7,500 for individuals, $15,000 for corporation or higher penalty notices if the matter goes to court.
If you see a possible illegal dumping, obtain as much information as possible, such as:
- Location where the incident occurred.
- What was being dumped.
- Date and time.
- Registration plates and description of vehicle.
- Description of person.
- Any other identifying information.
Council will investigative the matter and consider court prosecution. Any information provided will be held in strictest confidence.
What to report to council
- Dumped/abandoned cars (or call police assistance line).
- Roadside rubbish on local roads.
- Dumped solid or liquid wastes (can also be reported to the EPA, Police, Crimestoppers).
- Illegal dumping in council parks.
- Illegal dumping on Shire beaches.
- Illegal dumping on private property.
Waste & recycling collections
Council provides waste and recycling collections for your convenience. Two pre-booked council clean ups, per financial year, are also offered to eligible properties in most areas of the Shire. The pre-booked clean ups must be booked either by an eligible resident or by a strata manager (for large complexes). It is best to plan and book in a clean up at least 8 weeks in advance.
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