Grass clippings
Place clippings loose in the GO bin - do not bag them.
Learn how to be a GREAT sort and do better than the bin with our Waste and Recycling guide.
This digital guide replaces our printed mailout.
A limited number of hard copies will be available at Stirling Libraries, Administration Building and Operations Centre receptions.
Just type your address in the search bar. It will also show the next bulk green waste verge collection date for your area.
Waste collections occur on all public holidays except Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Good Friday. If a collection is scheduled for any of these days, it will take place on the following day.
This data updates annually based off of property records, if your address is a new home or a sub division, please contact the City where we can assist you in locating your bin day/verge pick up information.
To view your bin days in a different format, please see the links below.
Week 1 calendar Week 2 calendar Bulk green waste verge collection
Recycling Centre Balcatta is one of 15 Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) free drop-off facilities in WA. Maximum of 20L or 20kg per day. No commercial quantities accepted.
Click here to find nearest drop-off locations for items that can't go in your kerbside bins.
Place all items in loose - no bags or boxes
General waste or food waste
Soil, sand and rocks
Large logs or stumps
Garden tools or plant pots.
Clothing or textiles
Food or garden organics
Silver-lined cartons
Soft plastics
Nappies
Coffee cups
Bagged items
Batteries
Aerosol cans.
Your yellow lid bin gets collected fortnightly. The contents are transported to a Material Recovery Facility (MRF) for sorting. The sorting process separates plastic, paper, aluminium, steel, cardboard and glass. View a virtual tour of Veolia's Material Recovery Facility.
Not sure which bin to use?
Batteries
Vapes
Aerosol cans
Hot ashes
Syringes
Soil, sand or rocks
Bricks and construction waste
Gas bottles
E-waste (anything with a power cord or battery)
Any other hazardous items.
Did you know that the City provides a range of waste avoidance initiatives including rebates for cloth nappies and reusable sanitary products?
Visit our Waste Initiatives web page for upcoming workshops to learn unique skills, access education resources and do better than the bin.
The City has a dedicated recycling centre at 238 Balcatta Road, Balcatta.
Monday to Saturday: 7.30am – 4.00pm | Sunday: 8.00am – 4.00pm.
Closed Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Good Friday.
Aluminium and steel cans | Cardboard and paper | Landscaping items |
| Bicycles (working) | Household furniture in good condition (at the City's discretion) | Polystyrene |
Batteries and Household Hazardous Waste | E-waste (electronics with a battery or power cord) | Scrap metals |
Clothing, fabric and shoes | White goods (excluding fridges, freezers and air conditioners). |
Click here to see the full list of items that are free to drop-off.
The following items must be taken over the weighbridge – fees apply:
| Air conditioners | Tyres | Mattresses |
Fridges and freezers | Household bulk waste | Mattress bases. |
It's easy to save your 10¢ containers from general waste so they can live another life. Most plastic and glass bottles, as well as drink cartons, cans and pouches, that are 150ml to 3L are accepted – just check for the 10¢ mark!
City of Stirling ratepayers receive tip passes on their annual rates notice. Tip passes can be combined with other payment methods if the delivered weight exceeds the passes provided.
Fees apply after all tip passes have been used.
Tip passes are provided on an annual basis for residential use only and are non-transferable:
Properties can access each of the following services once every financial year (1 July – 30 June).
Bulk green waste verge collections are conducted every nine months. Small branches and prunings can be placed in your Garden Organics (GO) bin for collection all year round.
Place green waste items on the verge up to nine days ahead of your collection date. Collections may take up to two weeks to be completed.
To ensure our waste trucks can empty your bins, check there is enough space around them.