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Waste App that offers bin night reminders, schedules, recycling info and eco-tips introduced by Baw Baw Shire Council
Baw Baw's Waste App transforms trash into treasure, offering bin night reminders, collection schedules, recycling tips, and waste disposal guidance. Mayor Annemarie McCabe praises its simplicity.
Who knew an app filled with trash could be such a treasure? Baw Baw's new Waste App puts local rubbish and recycling information right at your fingertips. You'll never miss bin night again! Available from both iPhone and Android app stores, the new app allows residents to conveniently access information relevant to their waste and recycling services from the convenience of their own phone.
As Baw Baw Shire waste services progress, the app will continuously update, providing residents with reliable information, including details on local transfer stations and Container Deposit Scheme drop-offs
Waste management app
The app lets you set bin night reminders, access collection schedules and recycling information, and provides heaps of handy tips to help residents learn more about waste, its impacts, and how we can minimise our own environmental impacts.
The launch of the new application will also help Council to reduce its environmental footprint by transitioning away from the resource-intensive printing, packaging and greenhouse gas emissions associated with the bulk mail out of waste booklets and bin collection calendar.
Mayor praises waste app
Baw Baw Shire Mayor Cr Annemarie McCabe has downloaded the app and said she's impressed with its easy-to-use functionality. "I know too well how easy it is to miss bin night, or confuse which bin goes out which week, but that's impossible now with the launch of this impressive new app."
"The new app also takes the thinking away from what goes in which bin. The A-Z of Waste Guide in the app tells you exactly where many common household items belong once we're finished with them," Cr McCabe said.
Waste app information
The app also contains useful information on local transfer stations, their locations and opening hours, as well as drop-off locations for people collecting for the Container Deposit Scheme.
The Baw Baw Waste App will be updated with relevant information over time and will be a reliable resource for residents as our waste services evolve. To download the app today on Android and Apple devices, visit the Baw Baw Waste App website.
For more information on waste and environmental sustainability in Baw Baw Shire stay tuned to Council's social media and online channels, or check out our Environmental Sustainability Strategy 2022-2030 page.
Pictures from Baw Baw Shire Council website.
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