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Report a problem

Report a problem to the council

Casey's own 'Report an issue' page sends most problems, such as trees, playgrounds, animals, dumped rubbish, roads and drainage, through Snap Send Solve. Missed and damaged bins have their own council forms. For anything urgent, phone the council.

How to report it

Report an issue (official)
Via Snap Send Solve, from the council's pageThe council uses Snap Send Solve as its reporting form for trees, playgrounds, animals, rubbish, roads, drainage, pollution and more. You can use the web form or the app.Report an issue →
Missed or jammed bin
Council online formWait until after 4 pm on collection day before reporting. If you report within 48 hours of the scheduled day, the council says it will collect the bin within one business day.Report a bin issue →
Damaged or missing bin
Free repair or replacementLeave the emptied bin on the nature strip. The council says it repairs or replaces bins within three business days.Report a damaged bin →
Phone
(03) 9705 5200The council's contact page doesn't list a separate after-hours number.Call →
Emergencies
000 for life-threatening emergencies; SES 132 500 for flood and stormThe council's emergency contacts page also lists the Police Assistance Line, 131 444, for non-urgent crimes.Emergency contacts →
About Snap Send Solve
An independent app, used by many councilsIt isn't run by the council. Casey links to it as its reporting channel.Open Snap Send Solve →

Snap Send Solve is an independent third-party app. Casey uses it for most reports, and it routes each report to the responsible council or authority.

Sources — check it yourself

Figures are current as at the dates shown and may change — always confirm with the linked source. See the notice at the bottom of the page for full details and how to report a correction.