NSWMA citizen guide lists this disposal facility. Tipping fees and advance payment procedures may apply; confirm current public access, hours and accepted materials.
Service Type: disposal
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Church Corner disposal facility
NSWMA citizen guide lists this disposal facility. Tipping fees and advance payment procedures may apply; confirm current public access, hours and accepted materials.
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Tobalski disposal facility
NSWMA citizen guide lists this disposal facility. Tipping fees and advance payment procedures may apply; confirm current public access, hours and accepted materials.
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Haddon disposal facility
NSWMA citizen guide lists this disposal facility. Tipping fees and advance payment procedures may apply; confirm current public access, hours and accepted materials.
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Martins Hill disposal facility
NSWMA citizen guide lists this disposal facility. Tipping fees and advance payment procedures may apply; confirm current public access, hours and accepted materials.
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Myersville disposal facility
NSWMA citizen guide lists this disposal facility. Tipping fees and advance payment procedures may apply; confirm current public access, hours and accepted materials.
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Retirement disposal facility
NSWMA citizen guide lists this disposal facility. Tipping fees and advance payment procedures may apply; confirm current public access, hours and accepted materials.
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Doctor’s Wood disposal facility
NSWMA citizen guide lists this disposal facility. Tipping fees and advance payment procedures may apply; confirm current public access, hours and accepted materials.
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Central Medical Waste Treatment Facility
Current Ministry material says the Government operates one medical-waste treatment facility serving the South East Region and contracts additional national capacity. Earlier government reporting identifies the Drummond Street steam-sterilisation and shredding plant. This is an institutional treatment system, not a confirmed public drop-off. Confirm current capacity, referral pathway and eligible generators.
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National end-of-life tyre recovery programme
Carib Cement documents a national programme to consume end-of-life tyres in its cement kiln, with phases scheduled through June 2031 and expansion to seven disposal sites beginning July 2026. This source does not establish direct public drop-off at Rockfort. Confirm current programme operation, collection sites, eligible tyre types and public access.