Dispose of green waste and debris for free at selected Council transfer stations from 16-30 September to prepare for severe weather season.
This page is for the session on Wednesday, 16 September 2026.

16 Sep - 30 Sep
Take part in the Great Spring Clean Up this September! Whether it’s cleaning up your local environment or preparing your home, every action contributes to a cleaner, safer and more resilient Gladstone Region. Now is a great time to get involved with your family, friends, school, local community or work colleagues and do your bit. From 1-15 September, community members, organisations, businesses, and schools were encouraged to collect litter (or general rubbish) from our streets, CBD / town areas, parks, bushland, and waterways to help improve our environment. Waste could then be dropped off free of charge at the Gladstone Transfer Station or Agnes Water Transfer Station . Registrations were required via the Clean Up Australia website. From 16-30 September, residents can dispose of eligible green waste and debris from their homes for free at selected Council transfer stations. Please refer the accordion for the list of eligible transfer stations. Take advantage of this opportunity to prepare your home and property ahead of the upcoming severe weather season. Removing green waste and debris reduces potential hazards and minimises damage to your property and surrounding neighbourhoods during a disaster. Remove fallen branches, palm fronds, garden clippings and other vegetation Clear yards of loose items and debris that could become projectiles during severe weather. By preparing early, you are keeping your family, home and community safe. The Great Spring Clean Up Gladstone Region project is proudly supported by the Queensland Government and delivered through Get Ready Queensland.
Event information provided by Gladstone Regional Council
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