Bikes bound for Namibia depart Moss Vale

May 17, 2023Posted in: Environment

Two men repairing a bike

Namibia’s disadvantaged are set to benefit from the generosity of Southern Highlands residents with the imminent arrival of a shipping container filled to the brim with hundreds of second-hand bicycles. Closing the door on the container, is Wingecarribee Shire’s 2019 Citizen of the Year, Hans Radowitz, and fellow volunteer, Dave Johnson, with the help of...

RRC Christmas hours and holiday bin collections

December 8, 2022Posted in: Roads and Assets

Aerial shot of the RRC in Moss Vale

To help residents dispose of excess Christmas waste, Wingecarribee Shire Council’s Moss Vale Resource Recovery Centre will remain open over the holiday period only closing for the public holidays. The Resource Recovery Centre (RRC) will close on Saturday 24 December at 12 noon and remain closed for the Christmas and Boxing Day public holidays on...

RRC Christmas hours and holiday bin collections

December 16, 2021Posted in: Roads and Assets

WSC waste

Wingecarribee Shire Council wishes to advise that the Moss Vale Resource Recovery Centre will remain open over the holiday period only closing for the public holidays. The Resource Recovery Centre’s (RRC) Christmas operating days will be as follows: Friday 24 December – 8.00am to 11.45am Saturday 25 December (Christmas Day) – Closed Sunday 26 December...

Council approves construction of new Animal Shelter

September 9, 2021Posted in: Roads and Assets

Aerial shot of the RRC in Moss Vale

Wingecarribee Shire’s new purpose-built Animal Shelter will be co-located adjacent to a new State Emergency Service (SES) building that will house the Moss Vale branch. The two facilities will be co-located on Council-owned property at 2 Bowman Road in Moss Vale. Council’s Interim Administrator Mr Viv May made the announcement at Wednesday evening’s Ordinary Meeting...

Resource Recovery Centre open for essential service operators

August 25, 2021Posted in: Roads and Assets

Wingecarribee Shire Council’s Resource Recovery Centre (RRC) is now accepting waste from essential service operators. Essential services are classified as commercial customers who are permitted to work under the current NSW Government health orders. Southern Highlands-based landscapers, mowing contractors, tradespeople and veterinarians can now access the RRC to dispose of materials generated by their work....