The rural city has adopted an updated Waste Management Policy

Wangaratta Chronicle

Oct 13 2025 Updated 3 hours ago

Jordan Duursma

RECYCLE: Council currently maintains the use of yellow-top recycling bins in public areas, with no changes planned to this service.

Rural city of Wangaratta councillors endorsed the adoption of the Waste Management Policy 2025 at September’s council meeting.

At the July council meeting council endorsed the draft Waste Management Policy 2025 for community engagement.

Council invited community submissions on the draft Waste Management Policy 2025 for 28 days from 25 July 2025 to 22 August 2025 via the Connect Wangaratta webpage...

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