Get the appIsaac Regional Council has restricted access to waste management facilities across the region because of wet weather. At the Clermont landfill, only 4WD vehicles may enter, and truck access is not permitted. Household skip bins can be used by 4WD and 2WD vehicles. All other site access is limited to 4WD vehicles. The council says it will keep monitoring the sites and provide regular updates to residents.
The Clermont Waste Management Facility is closed today, Friday 23 October 2026, because of staff unavailability, the local council has advised residents. Kerbside general waste collections will proceed as scheduled today. Recycling collections are set to be completed tomorrow. The facility is expected to reopen as usual on Saturday 24 October 2026. Residents seeking more information are directed to the council's customer service line, which operates around the clock.
The Clermont Waste Management Facility will be closed on Thursday, 22 October 2026, from 9am until 2pm, after which normal operating hours will resume. The temporary change is needed because of a planned power outage by Ergon. Council has thanked residents in advance for their patience while the work takes place. Residents who need further details are directed to the council's customer service team, which is available around the clock.
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Get the appIsaac Regional Council has restricted access to waste management facilities in Clermont because of wet weather. At the Clermont landfill, only 4WD vehicles may enter. Household skip bins can be used by 2WD vehicles, and trucks cannot access the site. In Moranbah, all sites have reopened. The council says it will keep monitoring the sites and provide regular updates to residents.
Clermont residents on Cottonpatch Lane and Edge Street face an unplanned water supply outage on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, from 10am to 1pm. The outage is caused by a main water repair in Cottonpatch Lane and affects about 13 properties. Once supply returns, residents may see discoloured water. Those affected should flush their taps and avoid using washing machines until the water runs clear. Flushed water can be used on gardens and lawns.