Building a circular economy and reducing waste to landfill are priorities for Council as we aim to create a more sustainable community. We offer various initiatives to educate about waste alternatives and support residents to divert waste from landfill.
Council supplies up to three bins for each property and an aerated kitchen caddy for kitchen waste. Correctly disposing of waste through kerbside bin collection is an important responsibility to ensure as little waste as possible is sent to landfill.
The Heathfield Resource Recovery Centre (HRRC) is a multi-stream recycling facility where residents can recycle or dispose of waste.
Green organic drop off days are one way that Council helps residents to prepare for bushfire danger season and maintain green organic waste on their property. Green organic waste will be turned into high quality mulch, soil and compost products.
Are you renovating, moving house or spring cleaning? A hard waste collection is a great way to dispose of household items that are unable to be recycled, reused or repurposed.
Abandoned vehicles and illegally parked vehicles may be towed and impounded by Adelaide Hills Council when all other efforts to locate the owner have failed.
The Adelaide Hills Community is passionate about reducing waste and establishing more sustainable practices at home so we've put together a range of tips and advice for waste alternatives.