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Vermont bin day & collection schedule

Whitehorse City · VIC 3133

Schedule data last verified: July 2026

Vermont waste collection overview

Vermont is a VIC suburb in postcode 3133, served by Whitehorse City for kerbside waste, recycling and organics collection.

The suburb sits roughly 23km East of Melbourne CBD.

Locals know it for the Vermont Reserve and the surrounding green wedge of bushland parks.

Below is the Vermont rundown: which bins you have, the usual collection rhythm and the local rules worth knowing. For your street's exact dates, search your address from the home page.

Key facts

  • Council: Whitehorse City
  • Postcode: 3133
  • Location: 23km East of Melbourne CBD
  • State: VIC

Which bins does Vermont have?

The standard Vermont lineup from Whitehorse City is listed below. Because the cycles differ, no two weeks put exactly the same bins on the kerb.

  • General Waste, collected weekly.
  • Recycling, collected fortnightly.
  • Garden Waste, collected fortnightly.

Vermont bin day at a glance

Green space, green bin. The garden organics collection is more useful here than you might think.

Living near parks and waterways means more yard material. Council has a separate stream for that.

About your council's collection service

Vermont falls under Whitehorse City for waste and recycling collections.

  • Whitehorse City provides a kerbside collection service in Vermont, covering general waste, recycling, and garden waste.
  • General waste collected weekly and recycling and garden waste collected fortnightly.
  • Check the Whitehorse City website for the latest information on what's accepted in each bin.
  • Your specific collection day depends on your street. Enter your address above to find yours.

Visit Whitehorse City website for the official policy and any service updates.

Did you know?

Contamination rates in Australian recycling bins average around 15%.

When non-recyclables end up in the yellow bin, they can divert entire loads to landfill. The most common contaminants are soft plastics, food waste, and soiled packaging.

Frequently asked questions

What do I do with old electronics?

Never any kerbside bin. E-waste is banned or diverted from landfill across Victoria, and Whitehorse City lists its e-waste drop off options online, usually the local transfer station plus periodic collection events. Officeworks takes computers, phones and cables in most areas.

Where exactly should the bin go on the kerb?

On the footpath or nature strip close to the kerb, lid opening facing the street, with about half a metre clear on each side. The trucks Whitehorse City runs use an automated arm, and bins in Vermont blocked by cars, poles or low branches are the most common reason a bin gets skipped.

What counts as recycling contamination?

Anything in the yellow bin that does not belong: food soiled packaging, soft plastics, clothing, electrical items. It matters because a contaminated load from Vermont can send a whole truck to landfill, and Whitehorse City can tag or refuse repeat offending bins.

Nearby suburbs

The surrounding suburbs each have their own collection days. Here are the closest ones.

MitchamForest HillNunawading

Quick tips for bin night

  • Know your fortnight. Vermont alternates its fortnightly bins, and guessing wrong is the classic move. The neighbours' kerb on bin morning is the traditional answer; an address search is the reliable one.
  • Check your bin before bin night. Bin night is not the time to discover the bin is still full from last fortnight. A quick check the day before saves a very long fortnight.
  • The green bin loves your garden. The green bin is not quite a mulching service, but it is as close as most Vermont households get. Grass clippings, leaves, small branches: all welcome.

Get the schedule for your street

Two Vermont streets can have two different bin nights. Your address gives you the exact dates for every bin at your place.

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