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Subsidised bin latches to help tackle litter and environmental impacts

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  • Hepburn Shire Council is offering residents subsidised bin latches to stop bins tipping over, lids blowing open and animals getting into rubbish. Bin latches cost $20 at council transfer stations, with a limit of three per household while supplies last.
  • Residents can also pay $5 for a latch to be installed by arranging a time with council.
  • Mayor Tony Clark said the scheme aims to keep bins secure, reduce litter and protect the local environment.
Subsidised bin latches to help tackle litter and environmental impacts
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