Kerbside Collection – November 2026
The next FREE kerbside collection for larger items will be held November 2026 – registration is essential.
3 September 2026
The next FREE kerbside collection for larger items will be held November 2026 – registration is essential.
West Coast Council would like to share an important update with the community about how Council services will be delivered in Strahan.
The battle against the breeze just got a little easier, thanks for newly available bin latches.
Tasmanians are encouraged to take a proactive approach to prepare for the possible arrival of bird flu.
The upgraded Strahan Slipway is proving its value to the West Coast marine industry.
Join West Coast Councillors and staff for an informal community conversation.
The next FREE kerbside collection for larger items will be held on Tuesday in May – registration is essential.
Works to repair the bridge in Hall Street, Queenstown will commence 24 March.
Join West Coast Councillors and staff for an informal community conversation.
Queenstown will welcome 100+ riders, crew and support staff as the Trans Tasmania Mountain Bike event rolls into town.
The Council Office will be closed Monday 9 March due to a public holiday.
Properties with three years or more rates outstanding will be sold at auction next week.
An all-staff meeting will be held on Thursday 12 February 2026, resulting in some changes to Council services.
The West Coast Council is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 Australia Day West Coast Spirit Awards, recognising outstanding contributions to the community.
A community information session in relation to the Strahan Waterfront Project will be held Thursday 22 January.
Council has released information in relation to its regular mowing program.
Following receipt of a petition, a public meeting will be held in Strahan on Thursday 8 January.
The Council office will be closed over Christmas/New Year and there will be some changes to other Council services.
Road closure due to tree removal -closed to pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
How to dispose of recalled coloured sand products containing naturally occurring asbestos.
Council is seeking feedback from pool patrons around opening hours at the Queenstown & Zeehan Swimming Pools
Twice a year West Coast Council offers a free kerbside collection for larger items.
The next collection will be held on Tuesday 18 & Wednesday 19 November – registration is essential.
For individuals or businesses able to provide services for the removal of fire hazards in one or more West Coast towns.
