Waste Management

Council operates two Waste Management Facilities (Narromine and Trangie) and one Waste Transfer Station (Tomingley) within the Narromine Local Government Area (LGA).

A three-bin kerbside waste collection service operates for the urban areas of Narromine, Tomingley and Trangie. The three-bin service provides a weekly Food & Garden Organics and Landfill Waste collection, and a fortnightly Recycling collection.

The following zones in Tomingley receive a one-bin service (Landfill Waste): R1, R5, RU5, IN1, and B2.

Some types of waste should not be placed in kerbside bins. Council Waste Facilities cannot accept certain waste. See EXCLUDED WASTE for more information.

Please contact Council’s Manager Environmental Services on 02 6889 9999 for further information.


Pollution Incident Response Management Plan

Narromine Shire Council’s waste services operate in line with the Protection of the Environment Legislation Amendment Act 2011 (POELA Act) and the Pollution Incident Report Management Plan (PIRMP) reflects the requirements specified in the Environment Protection Authority’s (EPA’s) Guidelines: Preparation of pollution incident response management plans, 2012.

The objectives of the PIRMP details:

The effective communication channels are in place to inform relevant authorities and the community (if required) of a notifiable incident

The control and minimisation of the impact of an incident using the Pollution Incident Response Management Plan (PIRMP)

To review, update and test the PIRMP by carrying out exercises at prescribed intervals

  • Pollution Incident Response Management Plan
  • Contact Information for the Immediate Notification of a Pollution Incident:

    Under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 it is a requirement that all pollution incidents, where material harm to the environment is caused or threatened, are reported to the EPA, NSW Health, Fire and Rescue NSW, WorkCover NSW and the local Council.


    Monitoring

    Council conducts regular reporting on potential pollution from the NarromineWaste Facility, in line with the NSW Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) under the Protection of the Environment Act 1997. 
     
    The Narromine Waste Facility operates under EPA license number 6055. For more information about Environmental Protection licenses visit the EPA website.