COVID-19 Update

The health and safety of our community, businesses and staff are our priority. Wearing a face mask is highly recommended when you are not able to maintain physical distancing. Please follow physical distancing rules of 1.5 metres, practice safe hygiene and wash hands regularly.

Burwood Cares

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Parramatta Road, Burwood Road Work

Transport for NSW will be installing in-ground sensors on Parramatta Road between Shaftsbury Road and Bennett Street, Burwood. Workers will be on site for two night shifts between Sunday 28 March and Friday 30 April, weather permitting. Work will not be carried out on public holidays. Work hours will be between 8pm and 5am from Sunday to Friday.

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Our Environment

Sustainable Living

Find out about the benefits of living sustainably for yourself and the community

Trees

A development consent or a tree permit may be required before removing or pruning a tree.

Animals and Pets

Find out what you need to know to be a responsible pet owner in Burwood Council.

Graffiti Management

Reporting graffiti to Council allows us to remove graffiti quickly and helps us to identify perpetrators.

Bill Posters

Sticking bill posters on public property can lead to an on-the-spot fine.

Public Health

Council is dedicated to ensuring a clean, safe, healthy and enjoyable environment for our residents, businesses and visitors.

Illegal Dumping and Shopping Trolleys

Dumping rubbish is illegal, report it online or contact Council on 9911 9911.

Road Safety

Provides road safety information for pedestrians, passengers, cyclists and drivers.

Street Lights

Are your Street Lights Out? Street lighting is a vital service that helps keep the community safe and secure. Ausgrid owns and maintains all streetlights in the Burwood area.

Stormwater Damage

Stormwater issues on private property

Dial Before You Dig

If you damage underground pipes or cable networks you may be held financially responsible. Dial before you dig.

Burwood Council acknowledges the Wangal Clan of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of the area. We pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and ongoing relationship with the land.