Report a problem to the council
The quickest way to get something fixed in Junee — a pothole on a shire road, a missed bin, a stray dog — is to lodge it through Council's own channel so it becomes a customer service request. Council's office in Belmore Street is open 9am to 4.30pm on weekdays; outside those hours Council publishes separate emergency numbers for animals and for sewer problems. Below is where to report each type of issue, plus an independent app that works for any council, and the things around Junee that are somebody else's responsibility.
How to report it
- Report to the council (official)
- Customer Request form on Council's website, or (02) 6924 8100The online Customer Request form (on both the Customer Service and Contact Us pages) accepts a file upload. A printable Customer Service Request form can also be dropped in to the office at 29 Belmore Street or posted to PO Box 93, Junee NSW 2663.
- Missed or damaged bin
- (02) 6924 8100Council asks that uncollected bins, theft or damage to a bin, and spillage from bins or the collection vehicle be reported to its office as a customer service request.
- After-hours emergencies
- Animals 0427 694 272 · Sewerage blockages / treatment works (02) 6924 8180 · Works Depot (Joffre Street) (02) 6924 1702These are the emergency contacts Council publishes on its Contact Us page. Council does not publish a single 24-hour general line; the main number is answered during office hours, 9am–4.30pm Monday to Friday.
- One app for any council
- Snap Send SolveAn independent app that routes your report to the responsible council or authority. Not run by the council.
- Not always the council's job
- Faulty street lights → Essential Energy · Drinking water → Goldenfields WaterEssential Energy is the electricity distributor for regional NSW including the Riverina, and maintains the street-light network (Council pays for the lighting and has been converting it to LED). Drinking water in Junee is supplied by Goldenfields Water County Council, of which Junee Shire is one of seven constituent councils; Council itself runs the sewerage system.
For an urgent safety hazard, call rather than filling in a form. Snap Send Solve is an independent third-party app (not run by the council) that routes your report to the responsible authority.
Sources — check it yourself
- Junee Shire Council — Customer Service (Customer Request form) · 2026
- Junee Shire Council — Contact Us (emergency numbers) · 2026
- Junee Shire Council — Collection Problems (bins)
- Snap Send Solve — report via one app (independent; routes to your council)
- Essential Energy — report a streetlight fault
- Goldenfields Water County Council
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.