Find my bin day
Please make sure to have your bin(s) out on the verge by 6am on collection day. The bin should be placed square to the road, about one (1) metre back from the kerb and leave one (1) metre distance between each bin.
How often are the bins collected?
2021 Important Dates
New Years Day - Friday 1 January 2021- Bins collected Saturday 2 January 2021
Recycling ALL AREAS - Monday 21 December 2020 to Saturday 2 January 2021
As of Monday 4 January ALL Bin Collections return to regular schedule. Green and Recycling Bins are alternate weeks
Good Friday April 2 - Bin Collected Saturday 3 April.
2021 Waste and Recycling Calendar
2021-Waste-Recycling-Calendar.pdf(PDF, 346KB)
2021 Town of Cambridge Map
Download the Town of Cambridge Map to see which Recycling Week group your household is in.
Town of Cambridge Map(PDF, 2MB)
War on Waste Tips
Help the Town of Cambridge combat Waste and see our weekly Waste and Recycling tips below.
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Contact waste@cambridge.wa.gov.au for further information.
Glass (even broken glass) can go in your yellow lid recycling bins.
Glass is not recycled into glass products here in WA (yet), so reuse and repurpose is always a better option.
But for glass that can’t be reused or repurposed, or is broken, please place loosely (not wrapped) into your yellow bin.
This glass is screened at the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) and used as a component of road base.
Aerosol cans can’t be placed in ANY of your bins and can’t be recycled through your kerbside services as they pose a major fire hazard for trucks and for the infrastructure processing our waste.
They can be brought for recycling to the Admin Centre (Bold Park drive) or taken to Brockway Transfer Station in Shenton Park.
From there they are then collected by metal recycling contractor for safe shredding and recycling of the metals.
Household batteries can’t be placed in ANY of your bins and can’t be recycled through your kerbside services as they pose a major fire hazard for trucks and for the infrastructure processing our waste.
They can be brought for recycling to the Admin Centre (Bold Park drive) along with other drop off points around the town.
Batteries are 100% recyclable, and pose a risk to our groundwater and fauna if they end up in landfill.
Hoses and reticulation pipe can’t be placed in ANY of your bins and can’t be recycled through your kerbside services as they entangle the machinery at the Recovery Facilities.
These should be collected throughout the year and placed out for verge collection or disposed of at your local tip.
Another option if they are in usable/repairable condition: post them as a free item on your local Facebook Buy Nothing groups or the Buy Sell Swap Free groups.