Now is the time to clear property
UPDATE: We've had to amend the collection points. We've had to cancel the collection at Scarborough for Saturday 11 January. Residents in the northern suburbs can now drop off their green waste at Ziems Park, Corrimal.
There's also been a change for the Helensburgh collection point. It is now at the Rex Jackson Complex (Rugby League Clubhouse Carpark) – Helensburgh.
While the Wollongong area has not yet been affected by bush fires, the threat is real in our neighbouring LGAs and now is a good time to clear your property of fallen leaves, twigs and debris.
To assist residents with cleaning up their properties, Council is offering free green waste drop off points across Wollongong for this weekend and the next.
Wollongong City Lord Mayor Cr Gordon Bradbery AM said: “Now is a good time to clear your property and remove fallen leaves, twigs and debris. The RFS has some excellent tips on preparing your home for bush fire on its website.
“You can also check if your property is on bush fire prone land on the RFS website.”
Council is also monitoring and maintaining Asset Protection Zones and Council-managed open space and natural areas.
The additional green waste drop off points are outlined below.
Location | Dates and Times | Staffed by |
---|---|---|
Rex Jackson Complex – Rex Jackson Complex (Rugby League Clubhouse Carpark) – Helensburgh | 12 January (12 noon - 4pm) | Remondis |
Ziems Park carpark – Corrimal | 11 January (12 noon-4pm) | Remondis |
Mt Kembla Oval – Stones Rd carpark | 12 January (7.30-11.30am) | Remondis |
Beaton Park carpark | 18 January (12 noon-4pm) | Remondis |
Whytes Gully – Kembla Grange | 11 and 12 January 17 January | Resident drop off |
Normal residential quantities will be accepted – for example trailer and car loads, not tip trucks or commercial vehicles. Proof of residency, for example a driver’s licence, is required at the drop off points.
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