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Council warns residents reckless bin acts are threatening lives

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The City of Tea Tree Gully recently experienced two waste truck fires caused by improperly discarded batteries and electronic waste. This poses a safety risk to both waste collection workers and the wider community, as these items can ignite within the trucks during operation. Residents are now urged to avoid placing batteries or e-waste in kerbside bins and instead utilize designated recycling drop-off locations for safe disposal.

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