Burwood Council encourages residents to recycle right and provides kerbside mixed recycling (paper, plastics, glass and metal). We offer free recycling signs for shared bin rooms in apartment blocks and can provide recycling flyers in a range of languages to help residents recycle right. Please phone Burwood Council's Environment and Health Team on 9911 9911 to request signage or flyers for your apartment block.
Burwood Council also provides mobile phone and battery drop-off boxes and e-waste drop-off days.
We also encourage residents to use the Fridge Buy Back program and the SITA TV and Computer drop-off facility at Chullora which is open daily.
See the links below to find out more about recycling.
As part of the residential waste service, Burwood Council provides residents with a 240L yellow-lidded recycle bin, collected fortnightly for common recyclable items.
Electronic waste (e-waste) is one of the fastest growing waste types.
Electronic waste (e-waste) is growing three times faster than any other type of waste in Australia.
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The next Second Hand Saturday is 15 June 2013.
Fridge Buyback Program Fridge Buyback is a residential energy savings program that actually pays you to help save the environment and reduce your power bills by giving up your old second fridge or upright freezer.
Burwood Council strives to increase community awareness of waste minimisation practices.