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Report a problem to the council

Where to report each kind of problem. Most reports go through the council's online customer portal. Main roads, freeways and highways are VicRoads' responsibility, and street lights are AusNet's. For anything urgent, phone the council.

How to report it

Report an issue (official)
Online customer portalFor local roads and footpaths, dumped rubbish, missed bins and other service requests.Open the customer portal →
Urgent council issues
03 9217 2170 (incl. after hours)The council's after-hours team handles urgent matters such as dog attacks, wandering dogs or livestock, dead animals on the road, a fallen tree or branch blocking a road, footpath or driveway, and problems with a council building.Call →
Local road or footpath
Report a road issue formPotholes, footpath damage, road spills, graffiti and dumped syringes on local roads. Use the council's 'Whose road is it?' map if you're not sure who manages a road.Report a road issue →
Main roads
VicRoadsReport to VicRoads →
Missed bin
Report within 2 business daysBy 5pm on the second business day after your bin day, online, by phone or in person. The council checks the truck's video footage before sending a truck back.Report a missed bin →
Dumped rubbish or litter
Online form, 03 9217 2170, or resource.recovery@whittlesea.vic.gov.auThe council notes that if you report dumped rubbish you become a witness to an offence and may need to give evidence in court.Report dumped rubbish →
Street lights
AusNetContact AusNet →
One app for any council
Snap Send SolveAn independent app that sends your report to the responsible council or authority. It isn't run by the council. The council says reports made this way can take up to three days to process, so phone for anything urgent.Open Snap Send Solve →

Snap Send Solve is an independent third-party app, not run by the council.

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.