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Collection days and bins

Find out about our weekly waste collection – including when to put out your bins for collection, and how to order new bins and get damaged bins repaired or replaced.

Your collection schedule

Albury households and small businesses receive a standard three-bin collection service:

  • organics are collected every week
  • general waste and recycling are collected on alternating fortnights.
Albury-Bin-Collection-Days-Map.pdf

What goes in each bin

You can put all your food scraps including fish, meat and bones, tea-bags, coffee grounds and cooked foods into your green-lidded bin.

Garden waste such as prunings, grass clippings, sticks, weeds and flowers can also be included. You can also put in paper towel, pizza boxes, shredded paper, tissues and pet droppings.

However, you cannot include things like plastic bags, general household waste, treated or laminated timber, these need to go into your red-lidded bin.

Each year we'll provide new residents with a kitchen caddy and compostable liners and existing residents with additional compostable liners for your food waste. These liners can be placed into your green-lidded bin.

If you require more kitchen caddy liners, please call into the AlburyCity Customer Service Centre or the Lavington Customer Service Centre to collect.

These liners are compostable, please do not purchase non-biodegradable liners as they cannot break down and are not suitable for the organics system.

For more information visit Halve Waste

The recycling bin is for all your household recycling and can include;

  • Paper
  • Cardboard
  • Glass bottles, jars
  • Steel cans
  • Aluminium cans, empty aerosol cans
  • Hard plastics such as milk and juice bottles, laundry and household cleaning product bottles

Please remember that not all recyclables can go in your recycling bin. Things like scrap metal, wire, clothing and polystyrene need to be taken to the Albury Recycling Centre.

For more information visit Halve Waste

This bin is for general household waste including plastic bags, cling wrap, rope, polystyrene, disposable nappies and broken items like plates, toys and oven dishes.

Please do not add things like:

  • Ashes
  • Building or commercial waste
  • Liquids

Remember: all food, garden waste and recyclable items need to go into their associated bins.

Items that are too large for your waste bin can be taken to the Albury Waste Management Centre. To save time and money, it's recommended that you sort these items before arriving at the centre.

For more information visit Halve Waste

Request or change a bin

Use the bin service request form to:

  • order an additional bin
  • request a larger or smaller bin
  • start a new residential or commercial collection
  • cancel an existing collection.

To request a larger 240 litre general waste bin, your household must:

  • place all food waste in the green-lidded organics bin
  • place all recyclable material in the yellow-lidded recycling bin
  • have six or more household members, or have at least two household members who use nappies or generate additional waste for medical reasons.

All requests for a larger general waste bin are subject to a compulsory bin assessment. Your request will be referred to the Halve Waste team, who will ask you to place all three bins at the kerb for assessment.

If your household does not meet these criteria, you may instead:

  • request a 360 litre recycling bin
  • order an additional recycling bin
  • order an additional organics bin.

Repair or replace a damaged bin

Contact Council if your bin is damaged. Bins are generally repaired or replaced within one to five days. Once your request is confirmed, leave the damaged bin at the kerb.

Accessible bin lids

Free tactile bin lids are available for residents who are blind or have low vision:

  • square — general waste
  • circle — organics
  • triangle — recycling.

Contact Council on 02 6023 8111 to request accessible lids.

OUR
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

AlburyCity acknowledges the Wiradjuri people as the traditional custodians of the land in which we live and work and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and future for they hold the memories, culture, tradition and hopes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people that contribute to our community.