​Your Bins
You can find out more about your household bins including what types of waste go in which bin
here. Coffs Coast Waste Services also provide a collection calendar allowing you to see
when your bins will be collected.
If you would like an extra bin service or require assistance taking your bins out please call Council on 02 6648 4000.
If you have a broken bin, or your bin has been stolen please call Coffs Coast Waste Services on 1800 265 495.
Free Recycling
The Coffs Coast Resource Recovery Park, located at Englands Road Coffs Harbour, has FREE drop-off facilities for a range of waste materials. A full list of what is accepted is available here.
Household Problem Waste
Problem household waste is harmful if placed in landfill as it is toxic and can cause both environmental damage as well as harm to humans and wildlife. You can drop off problem household waste for free at Community Recycling Centres. Find out more including the types of waste accepted
here.
Bulky Household Waste
Eligible households have two options for disposing their bulky waste items:
1. Request up to two (2) free self-haul vouchers from March to March each year to take your bulky household waste items to the Englands Road Waste Management Facility, and/or
2. A dial-up user-pays booking system to organise a collection from your premises. User-pays collections are for a fee of $46.00 - payable at time of booking via credit or debit card over the phone, direct deposit or in person at the Coffs Coast Waste Services office - 25 Englands Road, Coffs Harbour. You may request up to two (2) user-pays kerbside bulky household waste collections between March and March each year.
Please note, due to services in the Nambucca and Bellingen shires, there may be some periods when this service is unavailable in Coffs Harbour.
Please call Coffs Coast Waste Services on 1800 265 495 for further information, to request a voucher, or book a user-pays bulky household waste collection service.
Illegal Dumping
If you see dumped items on the kerbside, in a park, reserve, the beach, or the bush, Council encourages you to report them via the Report Illegal Dumping (RID) online tool. This helps keep our community clean and safe.
Report illegal dumping in 3 easy steps:
Visit
RidOnline on your smart phone, tablet or computer
Take a photo of the illegally dumped material
Add the location and description of the dump site.
This report is sent to the NSW Environment Protection Agency (EPA) and the relevant authority to investigate. Reporting can result in fines being issued to individuals for up to $7,500, and up to $15,000 for corporations.
If dumped waste poses an immediate environmental risk contact Council on 02 6648 4000. Environmental risks include hazardous materials, waterway pollution, or immediate risks to the health and safety of people and/or animals.
