Report an issue

Try to resolve noise issues with your neighbour first before reporting noise concerns. They may not be aware they are causing unreasonable noise.

Report building construction noise

Report animal noise

Report commercial noise

Report alarms

Report entertainment noise from licensed premises

Report noise from delivery vehicles

Report waste collection noise

Report all other noise

Request graffiti removal

You can also report graffiti on our graffiti hotline at 1800 067 072.

Vandalism in progress should be reported to Victoria Police.

Collect a Graffiti Removal Kit from one of our Customer Service centres.

Report a barking dog

Report lost animals

Report feeding of stray animals and birds

Report bees and wasps

Report rodents

If you have found an animal or want to report an animal attack, call us at 03 8290 1333.

For more information on animals such as pet registration, adoption and off-lead parks, visit our pets page.

To report a stolen or missing bin, email council@stonnington.vic.gov.au with your full name, address and the type of bin required.

Report abandoned bins

Report bins left on street

Report damaged bins

Report missed bin collections

Report litter bins

For more information on bins, visit bins and collections.

Report dumped rubbish or hard waste

Request additional street cleaning

Report litter and pollution

Christmas tree, bagged leaves and missed hard waste collection are seasonal services only. For more information, visit hard waste collection.

Report construction obstructing roads and footpaths

Report unsafe removal of asbestos by neighbour

Report unsafe removal of asbestos by builder

Report excessive noise on a construction site

Request repair of park furniture, barbeques and equipment

Report public toilet issues

Report tree issues

Issues with trees can include:

• requests about fallen trees and branches, pruning, root problems, removal of dead trees
• applications for a Tree Works Permit on our trees page.

If you believe park equipment or tree is dangerous please call us at 03 8290 1333.

Report a faulty street light

Report a faulty park light

Report a food premise

Report a beauty and body art business

Report a hotel, motel or hostel

Report an offensive smell (non-food premises)

Report a public pool

Report dangerous and unsightly buildings or land

Report premises that are unsightly or detrimental to the general amenity of the neighbourhood such as fire hazards or noxious weeds.

Please note: while we manage most roads in the city, some major routes are the responsibility of VicRoads. To ensure you are reporting road issues to the correct authority, please check the list on VicRoads managed roads.

Request maintenance and repair of roads

Request maintenance and repair of footpaths

Request maintenance and repair of signs

Request maintenance and repair of kerbs and gutters

If you believe the issue at hand is hazardous or dangerous, contact us at 03 8290 1333.

To report faulty traffic signals visit the Vic Roads website:

Report traffic signals

To report an abandoned vehicle call us at 03 8290 1333.

For more information, visit report an abandoned vehicle.

Request a copy of your rates notice

We can send your notice to your postal address or email address. For more information, visit the rates page.

Report busking without a permit

Apply for footpath trading or busking permits on the Business permit page.

Report homelessness and people sleeping rough

For more information on homelessness and what our Local Law officers can do, visit the homelessness page.

If the person is unwell or at risk of harming themselves, please call 000.

To request an investigation of an unregulated burning off, contact Council at council@stonnington.vic.gov.au or call 03 8290 1333.

Incinerators and fires

According to the City of Stonnington Local Law 2018(PDF, 2MB), a person must not start a fire or allow it to remain alight on land or in the open air without a permit unless:

• that person is an authorised person by a Public Body engaged in fire protection measures
• the fire is in a barbecue.

Barbeques (BBQs)

An owner, occupier, or person in charge of land must not let their barbecue discharge ashes or smoke to an extent that is dangerous to the health of other people.

Chimneys

The owner and occupier of any land must not allow smoke to be emitted from a chimney that causes nuisance.

Report illegal use of Council land

This includes obstructions, camping and repairing vehicles.

If you can't find what you want to report in the list above, you can make a general customer service request.

Make a customer service request