Waste and Recycling

Each week Council collects your general waste from your kerbside and collects recycling and garden organics fortnightly.

Did you know you can have up to four kerbside clean ups each year? If you need to get rid of bulky items that can't go in your bins, you can book a kerbside clean up for collection.

From free recyclables drop off days to workshops on waste reduction and composting, you'll find an event to help you reduce waste and increase recycling.

Frequently asked questions about your bins and our rubbish removal services. What to do if your bin gets stolen and how to apply to get another bin.

Setting up your own composting systems or worm farm is a great way to recycle food waste into fertiliser, and soil conditioner for your garden.

Join us on the journey to create a future of less waste and a more sustainable lifestyle in Campbelltown City.

Did you know that there are other ways you can recycle? Programs are available to recycle your mobile phone, fluorescent tubes and globes, household batteries and your bottles and cans.

Details on disposal facilities for community sharps (needles and injecting equipment), what you should do if you find community sharps and preventing the risk of injury to people in the community.

Here you will find a range of resources and information to support both teachers, students and community members to undertake waste and recycling activities.

If you operate a small business you may be eligible to use our business waste service. The business waste service is similar to the household waste service, and is provided to businesses for a fee.