Ipswich City CouncilIpswich Waste
Prior to 1 July 1998, the waste services activities of Ipswich City Council were undertaken within the Departmental structure of Council. This history, extending back more than 50 years, provides Ipswich Waste Services with a strong background for delivering domestic and commercial waste services. Today, our principal customers remain as the Ipswich City Council and the community that it serves. The services delivered by Ipswich Waste Services on behalf of Ipswich City Council are specified in a number of service agreements. These services include the household refuse and recycling services, a number of commercial waste collection services, various waste recycling and disposal services, environmental education and a consulting role on waste management. Check your new recycling and waste collection calendar by downloading the PDF below.
Ipswich Waste Services is committed to providing quality products and services, that provide value to our customers. The team at Ipswich Waste Services has a focus on customer satisfaction. We listen closely to what our customers ask for and will endeavour to meet your requirements. As a team, we offer experience, motivation and commitment in providing the best possible services for our clients. We are pleased to be of service and take pride in the quality of our work. We believe in:
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Last Updated 14 Jun 2013 |
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On 1 July 1998, Ipswich Waste Services was established as a Commercial Business Unit of Ipswich City Council. Ipswich Waste Services is established under the provisions of the Local Government Act and is not a separate legal entity as it exists within the corporate structure of Ipswich City Council. Governance arrangements are supported by adopting an owner/purchaser/provider model with these roles being clearly defined in the corporate structures.
