We are proud to host a free e-waste drop-off day for residents on Saturday, 21 September 2024 from 9am-3:30pm at Leeds Street Council Car Park in Rhodes.
You can bring:
The following items are not accepted:
On the Day
Drive safely and follow the traffic controller’s instructions. Please pack your e-waste so that it is easily accessible without you needing to leave your vehicle, as staff will unload it for you. Remain in your vehicle at all times unless instructed otherwise, and wait for staff to return the empty container used for carrying your e-waste.
E-waste refers to old electrical appliances either in a state of disrepair or simply obsolete. This includes everything from computers and their accessories, mobile phones, televisions, hairdryers and power tools.
It is important to divert e-waste from landfill as it generates hazardous toxins such as lead, mercury, cadmium and arsenic. These toxins are released into soil and groundwater when these items are buried in a landfill. Correct disposal of e-waste is vital to achieving a sustainable future.
For our free business e-waste collection visit Commercial waste | City of Canada Bay Council (nsw.gov.au)
The NSW Environment Protection Authority established the Household Chemical Cleanout service to help residents safely dispose of household chemicals.
The City of Canada Bay is excited to host their annual Household Chemical Cleanout on Saturday, 9 November 2024 from 9am-3:30pm at Cintra Park Carpark on Crane Street in Concord.
Accepted materials
Note: only household quantities are accepted (20kg or 20L), except for paint - up to 100L (in 20L containers) of paint will be accepted.
Remember to pack your chemicals safely and drive carefully. On arrival, follow the traffic controllers' instructions and stay in your vehicle. Staff will unload your vehicle.
For information regarding safe disposal of chemicals or upcoming collections at other locations, please call the Environment Hotline on 131 555.
Residents can attend any Household Chemical CleanOut to dispose of their chemicals safely. Dates have been confirmed for the first 6 months of 2024 and details can be found on the EPA's website.
The City of Canada Bay provides waste educational workshops throughout the year. Subscribe to Sustainable Living e-newsletter for upcoming workshops.
The City of Canada Bay waste contractor offers free recycling and waste education lessons for eligible schools. Several workshops covering waste services and recycling are available free of charge to all schools within the City of Canada Bay throughout the school year.
The lessons range from 30 minutes to one hour in duration and are taught in a fun and interactive manner. Join us on a journey of discovery as we investigate the what, where and why of recycling and waste.
For more information, or to arrange a workshop, visit the Veolia Waste Education webpage or contact the team on education.anz@veolia.com