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25.01.2022 We know you are SO EAGER to fill up those glass-only bins, but remember: glass still goes in the yellow-lidded recycling bin until February. If you do put bott...les and jars in the purple-lidded bin, just store it out of the way until your first collection in February. ---------- A few things to note ---------- Calendars are at the printer and will be in rate payers' letterboxes starting 18 January. If you aren't a ratepayer, you'll be able to download a copy from our website. Remove the lids from glass bottles and jars before you put the glass in the purple-lidded bin. Metal lids can go in the recycling bin but plastic lids need to go in landfill. You can leave metal collars and paper labels on the bottles and jars. Other types of glass (drinking glasses, crockery, baking dishes, windows and mirrors, light globes, etc) can't go in the glass-only bin. They need to go in landfill. If you have excess glass bottles and jars after the holidays, you can hang on to them until after your recycling is picked up next, or you can take it to the transfer stations free of charge. ---------- More questions? --------- www.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/kerbside2021

25.01.2022 Have you received all your bins? Urban/township households should have all received: glass-only bin with a purple lid kitchen caddy (Anglesea resi...dents received these in 2018) a bright red landfill bin lid (if your old one was maroon or dark green) Rural households should have all received: glass-only bin with a purple lid kitchen caddy landfill bin with a bright red lid lime green FOGO lid for your old landfill bin Report missed deliveries at surfcoast.vic.gov.au/request or 5261 0600. ----------------------------------------------- Don't forget to download SCRRApp, the Surf Coast Rubbish and bin goes out when and what goes in each bin and when to put them out. surfcoast.vic.gov.au/scrrapp

21.01.2022 -- NO CHANGES TO COLLECTIONS THIS WEEKEND -- Kerbside collections will continue as usual on Good Friday and Easter Monday (thanks to the drivers working hard on... the holidays). ---------------------------------------- Can I recycle foil from Easter eggs? You sure can! Just get the kids to collect it all together into the size of a golf ball or larger. Then it can be put in your recycling bin. We've been working hard on our foil ball already ---------------------------------------- Remember to make good use of your four kerbside bins this holiday weekend - all food scraps and leftovers go in the lime green lidded FOGO bin, including meat, dairy, citrus, onion, and even chocolate (as if there will be any of that to throw out). Find out more at www.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/kerbside2021, and be sure to download SCRRApp, the Surf Coast Rubbish and Recycling App, from the iTunes or Google Play store.

20.01.2022 Need help with Bin Night? Not sure what bin goes out on what day? And what the deal is with the new glass bins? Call Anglesea Bin assist. We'll take care of bin night for $5. (Contact Joanne on 0450 782592).

16.01.2022 ANGLESEA RESIDENTS: Please be aware that some kerbside landfill bin collections due for collection yesterday, will be collected today. The area affected is arou...nd Point Roadknight and south of McMillan Street. Thank you for your patience and for more on what goes into each of your bins, please read through our waste and recycling page: https://www.surfcoast.vic.gov.au//Waste-and-/Kerbside-bins See more

09.01.2022 Now that we've been living with the four-bin kerbside service for a few months, we'd love to know how it's going in your household. Complete the survey now: ww...w.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/kbssurvey ---------------------------------------- Positive or negative, all opinions and comments will help us understand what we've done well and where there are still challenges so we can provide extra support. One question on the survey will help us plan for the extra collection we do over summer. We will draw 20 names after the survey closes to win either a waste voucher, a bin upgrade, a worm farm or a cafe voucher (see survey for details) ---------------------------------------- Please note any comments on this post will not be counted in the final survey results. Complete the survey to have your feedback heard by the team. Complete the survey now: www.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/KBSSurvey

07.01.2022 Looking for more caddy liners? As we come up on six months using the four-bin kerbside service, the 75 liners we provided at the start may be dwindling. You can... pick up another pack at: the transfer stations in Lorne, Winchelsea or Anglesea the Council office in Torquay the part time resident waste drop off in Torquay For more information on liners, where to get them, and which ones are accepted in our FOGO collection, visit www.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/liners Please NEVER put plastic bags or any unapproved liners (even if they are labelled compostable or biodegradable) in your kerbside FOGO bins.

03.01.2022 Have you received all your bins? We want to make sure any missed bin deliveries have been completed, so let us know ASAP if you didn't receive something o...ver summer. URBAN/TOWNSHIP households should have received: glass-only bin with a purple lid kitchen caddy RURAL households should have received: glass-only bin with a purple lid kitchen caddy new landfill bin with a bright red lid lime green FOGO lid for your old landfill bin Report a missed delivery today at www.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/request or on 5261 0600. ------------------------------------------------- NOTE: We are still in the process of switching maroon and dark green landfill bin lids to red in urban areas. You don’t need to let us know if yours hasn’t been switched, just continue leaving it out all day on your usual collection day.

03.01.2022 We know you are SO EAGER to fill up those glass-only bins, but remember: glass still goes in the yellow-lidded recycling bin until February. If you do put bott...les and jars in the purple-lidded bin, just store it out of the way until your first collection in February. ---------- A few things to note ---------- Calendars are at the printer and will be in rate payers' letterboxes starting 18 January. If you aren't a ratepayer, you'll be able to download a copy from our website. Remove the lids from glass bottles and jars before you put the glass in the purple-lidded bin. Metal lids can go in the recycling bin but plastic lids need to go in landfill. You can leave metal collars and paper labels on the bottles and jars. Other types of glass (drinking glasses, crockery, baking dishes, windows and mirrors, light globes, etc) can't go in the glass-only bin. They need to go in landfill. If you have excess glass bottles and jars after the holidays, you can hang on to them until after your recycling is picked up next, or you can take it to the transfer stations free of charge. ---------- More questions? --------- www.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/kerbside2021

01.01.2022 Do your bins need emptying? Keep your bins happy and empty during self-isolation. Call Anglesea Bin Assist. Our contactless protocols will ensure that you are safe and your property rubbish free. (Ph 0450 782 592).