Residents are reminded not to dispose of these items in their bins or kerbside collection: ❌ Empty gas bottles or cylinders ❌ Aerosol cans ❌ Batteries ❌ Mobile phones ❌ Embedded batteries (eg in electric toothbrushes, vapes and massage machines) When compacted, these items can explode and cause dangerous fires. Aerosol cans and gas bottles/cylinders can be returned to the supplier for refill or safely disposed of at the following location: 📍 Recycling Drop Off Centre – Widemere Road, Wetherill Park (open every Saturday) Batteries (small household) can be safely disposed of at the following locations: 📍 Council’s Administration Centre, libraries, or leisure centres
Fairfield City Council
Government Administration
Fairfield, NSW 6,890 followers
Fairfield City Council services over 200,000 people. Our city is diverse, progressive and strives for innovation!
About us
Fairfield City Council (FCC) is an innovative and financially strong council committed to supporting the needs of its multiculturally diverse and resilient community. Fairfield City Council services over 200,000 people – and we’re growing. We are a financially strong and sustainable Council and have been rated so by TCorp in its Local Government audit. Council has a high standard of service delivery and our rates are substantially cheaper than most other Councils in South West Sydney. Fairfield City Council is committed to “pushing the boundaries” of traditional Local Government services. This is evidenced through initiatives such as the exciting Fairfield Adventure Park, Youth and Community Centre, a 24/7 Library project, and Aquatopia water park at Prairiewood that families will find is an affordable alternative to Wet ‘n’ Wild. By delivering these projects Council aims to provide our community with affordable and revitalised services. Our initiatives focus on the community’s priorities of safety, environmental issues, health, transport, education, child and youth based initiatives. In the next 10 years Council will make a significant investment in upgrading infrastructure across the City. We will deliver on upgrades to park frontages, sportsgrounds, town centres, community buildings, and upgrade roads, kerbs, guttering and much more. We are arguably the most diverse and culturally unique in Australia, boasting a rich and special ambience best reflected in the City motto, Celebrating Diversity. The majority of residents speak a language other than English at home, the most common being Vietnamese, Arabic, Assyrian, Cantonese and Spanish.
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https://bit.ly/3xbzNF0
External link for Fairfield City Council
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- Fairfield, NSW
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86 Avoca Rd, Wakeley
Po Box 21
Fairfield, NSW 2165, AU
Employees at Fairfield City Council
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Dai Le MP
Mother, wife, sister, daughter — Independent Member of Parliament for Fowler. Advocating for and serving South West and Western Sydney with kindness,…
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Rebecca Whitburn
Coordinator Children and Family Services at Fairfield City Council
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Melonie Bayl-Smith LFRAIA AFHEA MAICD
Associate Professor UNSW + Director Bijl Architecture
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Patrycja P.
Empowering our people to put the customer at the heart of all we do. B.Sc, Grad Dip IM, MBA (in progress)
Updates
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Come and join us as a volunteer for our 25th Cabramatta Moon Festival! 🥳 Applications close on Tuesday, 5 August 2025 at 5 pm. 🔗https://lnkd.in/gtwBhukD
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Join RunFly on Saturday 2 August, for a community run at Fairfield Park Basketball Courts! Just show up and enjoy a walk, jog, or run at your own pace. 🌳🏃♂️🏃♀️🌳 📅 This Saturday | Arrive by 7:45am for an 8am start 📍 Fairfield Park Basketball Courts opposite Fairfield Leisure Centre Entrance After the run, there will be a physio guided session from Benny Lau focusing on strength training for running, walking, mobility and more! We're proud to support this fantastic event alongside South Western Sydney Local Health District.
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Are you looking to start your career or need support getting hired? The Pathways to Employment Expo is a FREE event designed for job seekers from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Get career advice, resume help, and information on training and education pathways! ✅ Meet employers and support services ✅ Get one-on-one career and resume advice ✅ Access information sessions and a live jobs board Interpreters will be available on the day. 📅 Wednesday 20 August | 9.30am–1.30pm 📍 Fairfield Youth and Community Centre (55 Vine St, Fairfield) Registration is essential, secure your spot now 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gRX_YiyU Know someone who needs support finding work? Share this with them. For more info, contact Simon Sogora on 02 8582 4225 or visit 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ggG_cYsz
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In our City, there are people who quietly go above and beyond to help others. Every Wednesday, Sydney Helping Angels and St Gertrude's Parish work together to run a food hamper program for those doing it tough in our community. It's these acts of kindness and generosity that truly reflect the spirit of the Fairfield community. A huge thank you to the incredible volunteers and the generous community members whose donations make this happen. ❤️ If you're looking to volunteer or are interested in donating, visit the Sydney Helping Angels' website 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gxU3RTyC
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Residents should soon receive the latest edition of our City Life newsletter in your letterbox. View all the coming exciting major projects and how Council continues to deliver services such as libraries, free bulky waste drop-off days, free environmental workshops, festivals and events. You can also read it online at https://lnkd.in/g6RdSeFQ For fortnightly updates, subscribe to our City Connect newsletter https://lnkd.in/gZHPakdh
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On Tuesday night, we announced the winners of this year's Capture Fairfield Visual Arts & Photography Competition at our Council Meeting! 🎉 Thank you to everyone who entered! Year after year, this competition captures and celebrates the rich culture and character of our City and we are extremely proud of this year's submissions. For more information about the competition and to view the entries, please visit 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gn-n3rUE The winning and highly commended art and photography submissions will be on display at Council’s Administration Centre from 4 August to 30 September 2025
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NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN‼ Think you've got what it takes to swim, bike and run with the best? The 2025/26 Western Sydney Academy of Sport (WSAS) Triathlon Program is officially open for nominations! This program, delivered in partnership with NSW Triathlon, is designed to support and develop talented junior triathletes across Western Sydney. 📅 Applications close 3rd August 🔗 Apply here: bit.ly/4nQUYoQ More Info: bit.ly/4lrrjkn WSAS has helped young athletes reach their full sporting and personal potential since 2004 with Council providing financial support since the beginning.
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Term 3 of Gyms in Parks kicks off next week! Don’t miss your chance to join our free group fitness sessions, led by qualified instructors and tailored for all fitness levels. Plus, our video tutorials are always available to help you get the most out of the outdoor fitness equipment in your own time at your own park. 📍 Wetherill Park starts 4 Aug | Villawood starts 5 Aug 🔗 Register now at bit.ly/Gyms_in_Parks 📞 (02) 9725 0222
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