Bins
Find your bin day, and learn how to sort your waste.
Explore our waste services for bin information, recycling, verge collections, recycling centers, and e-waste disposal. Learn about our commitment to a cleaner, greener community.
Easter bin collection and recycling centre opening hours
If your bin collection is due on Good Friday, April 18, your bins will be collected a day later on Saturday, April 19. The bin collection due on Easter Monday, April 21, is unaffected.
Our recycling centres in Bullsbrook and Malaga will be closed on Good Friday, April 18 and Easter Sunday, April 20.
The Containers for Change facility at Recycling centre - Bullsbrook will also be closed on Easter Monday, April 21.
Recycling
Learn what you can recycle, and where you can take items for recycling.
Verge collections
Book a verge collection and find out what we do and don't collect.
Recycling centres
Our two recycling centres allow residents to recycle items such as furniture, clothing, mobile phones and more at no cost.
Hazardous and e-waste
Find out how to safely dispose of hazardous and e-waste items.
Three-bin FOGO system
The City is committed to promoting sustainable consumption and reducing waste production. Introducing FOGO helps us achieve this.
PSHB update: At this stage, there are no changes to your bin and verge collections. The City has two approved PSHB waste management facilities available to the public – our Bullsbrook and Malaga recycling centres. Any gardening machinery or equipment used for tree pruning, gardening, mulching, wood chipping or handling green waste cannot be moved outside of the Perth quarantine area unless it has been cleaned of all green waste material. We strongly encourage residents to check trees and all other woody plant material on their property and report any signs of borer damage and suspected infections to DPIRD to help stop the spread of the beetle. For more information, including a map of the quarantine area, list of host trees, and advice on transporting material, applying for a permit and identifying borer activity, see the DPIRD website.