Council will provide two extra green bin collections per household in November as a gesture of goodwill to the community following a difficult year.

Katoomba and Blaxland WMF's are accepting essential waste only.

Following direction from the Office of Local Government and the Environment Protection Agency, bookings must now be made to dispose of essential residential waste at Blaxland and Katoomba Waste Management Facilities.

Blue Mountains City Council, in partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has launched a new public education campaign to raise awareness of illegal dumping in our region. 

An education campaign by Council focuses on the importance of protecting the unique environment of the Blue Mountains.

The new Blaxland Community Recycling Centre (CRC) has officially opened, where householders can drop off problem wastes such as paints, oils, gas bottles, fluoro lights, smoke detectors and batteries for free.

A new education campaign by Blue Mountains City Council is focusing on protecting your business when dealing with asbestos.

A new education campaign by Blue Mountains City Council is focusing on how to protect your family when you are planning home renovations. ​​​​​​​

A new education campaign by Blue Mountains City Council is focusing on how to report illegal dumping.

A new education campaign by Blue Mountains City Council is focusing on how to dispose of hazardous waste correctly. This month the focus is on Council’s three main disposal methods for hazardous waste.