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Waste and Recycling

To combat illegal dumping, Liverpool City Council is deploying mobile video cameras and installing new anti-dumping signage at a number of areas within the Liverpool area that have a history of waste dumping. Any person or company involved in dumping will face on the spot fines of up to $8000.

Dear Residents – If you would like to report an issue with your bin please complete an online form here

Liverpool City Council is committed to supporting local residents with waste disposal and increased recycling to reduce landfill and improve the local environment. Council supports waste disposal and recycling in Liverpool City a number of ways. Please click on the following links for more information.

Free Asbestos Removal
Liverpool City Council is offering a free collection of bonded asbestos fibro sheeting for Liverpool households.
Cloth Nappy Rebate
Liverpool City Council is conducting a 6 month trial* where residents can claim a rebate of up to $150 for the purchase of reusable nappies and sanitary products with proof of purchase.
Household Clean-Up Service
Each residence is entitled to two (2) free clean up services per calendar year. You can book your waste collection online by visiting Council’s Waste Collection page here.
Find your Bin Day
Find your recycling and rubbish bin collection days. Search is available for houses, villas and townhouses only. Residents of units and apartment blocks are advised to contact Council Council’s Customer Service Centre on 1300 36 2170 to confirm their bin collection day.
Kerbside Bins
Find out all you need to know about our kerbside recycling and waste management.
Community Recycling Centre
Liverpool City Council's Community Recycling Centre (CRC) provides the community with a free and convenient way of dropping off their problem waste for environmentally-friendly disposal and recycling.
Household Chemical Clean Out
Every year, Liverpool City Council works with the NSW Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) to provide residents with a free and environmentally-safe opportunity to dispose of their unwanted household chemicals.
Compost and Worm Farming
All your food and garden waste (except meat and dairy products) can be reused at home.
Love Food Hate Waste
Liverpool City Council has partnered with the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) to provide you with resources that will assist you in reducing your food waste at home.
Paintback
Paintback is a waste paint and packaging collection scheme for architectural and decorative paint. Both trade and household customers are now able to bring their unwanted paint to the Community Recycling Centre.
Return and Earn
Return and Earn is part of the NSW Government’s commitment to reducing litter volume in NSW by 40 per cent by 2020.
A-Z of Waste
Learn how to dispose of common household items correctly.
Community Sharps
'Community sharps' is the name used to describe needles, syringes, lancets and similar equipment. Correct disposal of community sharps is important for the whole community.
Fur disposal
There are ethical and sustainable alternatives to reselling or throwing out old or vintage fur products.
Donate, swap, buy and sell
Like all householders, Liverpool residents sometimes find themselves with items which are no longer needed or wanted, but still in acceptable condition.
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