Waste Management Strategy (2016)

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Council is focused on facilitating an approach to waste management that minimises the volume of waste going to the Mitchell Landfill by providing opportunities for Council, residents and the local business community to reduce overall waste generation and divert recyclable materials away from landfill.


Waste and resource recovery is an essential service that seeks to manage materials consumed and disposed of by all sectors of the community. Proper management of waste is essential to protecting the health and amenity of our communities and the environment.

Council's key waste services include:


  • Waste Education
  • Municipal kerbside collection
  • Commercial kerbside collection
  • Managing Resource Recovery Centres
  • Landfill
  • Event Waste Collection
  • Hard Waste disposal at Resource Recovery Centres
  • Management of organic waste
  • Litter, Dumped Waste and Public Place waste management
Proposed Mitchell Shire Waste Management Strategy 2015-20

The draft Waste Management Strategy (WMS) 2015-2020 supersedes Council’s previous Waste Management Strategy 2010-2015 providing Council with clear strategic direction for delivering waste and resource recovery services into the future and maximising opportunities to divert waste from landfill. The WMS also provides a solid framework for managing waste and resource recovery more effectively and efficiently.

This survey is now closed.


Thank you to those that took the time to provide feedback and comments on Council’s Draft Waste Management Strategy 2015-2020. All comments will now be reviewed and considered and where appropriate incorporated into the draft document. The final draft document will be presented to Council in December for endorsement.







Council is focused on facilitating an approach to waste management that minimises the volume of waste going to the Mitchell Landfill by providing opportunities for Council, residents and the local business community to reduce overall waste generation and divert recyclable materials away from landfill.


Waste and resource recovery is an essential service that seeks to manage materials consumed and disposed of by all sectors of the community. Proper management of waste is essential to protecting the health and amenity of our communities and the environment.

Council's key waste services include:


  • Waste Education
  • Municipal kerbside collection
  • Commercial kerbside collection
  • Managing Resource Recovery Centres
  • Landfill
  • Event Waste Collection
  • Hard Waste disposal at Resource Recovery Centres
  • Management of organic waste
  • Litter, Dumped Waste and Public Place waste management
Proposed Mitchell Shire Waste Management Strategy 2015-20

The draft Waste Management Strategy (WMS) 2015-2020 supersedes Council’s previous Waste Management Strategy 2010-2015 providing Council with clear strategic direction for delivering waste and resource recovery services into the future and maximising opportunities to divert waste from landfill. The WMS also provides a solid framework for managing waste and resource recovery more effectively and efficiently.

This survey is now closed.


Thank you to those that took the time to provide feedback and comments on Council’s Draft Waste Management Strategy 2015-2020. All comments will now be reviewed and considered and where appropriate incorporated into the draft document. The final draft document will be presented to Council in December for endorsement.






  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded. Thank you to those that took the time to provide feedback and comments on Council’s Draft Waste Management Strategy 2015-2020. All comments will now be reviewed and considered and where appropriate incorporated into the draft document. The final draft document will be presented to Council in December for endorsement.

    Please take the time to review the Draft Waste Management Strategy 2015-2020 and the proposed Implementation Plan 2015-16 prior to providing your responses.

    This survey will be open until 5pm 26 October 2015.

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    Consultation has concluded