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City of Armadale rubbish collection days

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Suburbs served

Armadale Kelmscott Seville Grove Camillo Roleystone Bedfordale Harrisdale Piara Waters Forrestdale Champion Lakes Haynes Hilbert

Postcodes

6111 6112 6109

How often City of Armadale collects each bin

Worked out from 78 collection dates BinMinder holds for City of Armadale. Rounds differ from street to street, so treat this as a guide until you have checked your own address.

City of Armadale bin collection frequencies observed by BinMinder
Bin How often
General waste Weekly (this row from a single address)
Mixed recycling Fortnightly (this row from a single address)

Those dates run from 30 September 2026 and 22 September 2027.

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Frequently asked questions

What day are my bins collected in City of Armadale?

General waste weekly and recycling fortnightly. That is the pattern in the collection dates BinMinder holds for City of Armadale. Your own day depends on your street's round, so check your address to see your exact dates.

Which areas does City of Armadale cover?

City of Armadale provides kerbside bin collection across areas including Armadale, Kelmscott, Seville Grove, Camillo, Roleystone, Bedfordale, Harrisdale, Piara Waters, Forrestdale, Champion Lakes, Haynes, Hilbert.

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