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Your Services

Search the full list of Council services from across our website in one handy spot.

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Apply for a permit to burn-off

Council's General Local Law No.1 - 2013 provides guidelines on open air burning.

Apply for an Asset Protection Permit

Find out whether you're required to get an Asset Protection Permit and apply for one online through our website.

Bin collection services

Order a bin for your new property or make a change to your existing bin service.

Book a hard rubbish collection

Too big for your bin? Book up to two free collections of hard waste each year.

Building Permit and Occupancy Register

View the Hume Building and Occupancy Permit registers dating back to 2012.

Building Permit Exemptions

Are you undertaking minor building work? You may not require a Building Permit. Read our examples and refer to the Building Regulations 2006 Schedule 8 for full details.

Building Permits

Are you about to start building or renovating? Ensure you have obtained all relevant building permits before work starts.

Citizenship Ceremonies

Council conducts citizenship ceremonies monthly on behalf of the Commonwealth Government.

Commonwealth Home Support Programme

Council can support you, or the person you care for, to feel safe and comfortable at home and in the community.

Community Infrastructure Levy

Find out about the Community Infrastructure Levy, including if you need to pay, by when and how much.

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You can report an issue, submit a request, provide feedback or make an enquiry online or by calling us. Find out how you can contact us.

Hume City Council recognises the rich Aboriginal heritage within the municipality and acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung, which includes the Gunung Willam Balluk clan, as the Traditional Custodians of this land. Council embraces Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander living cultures as a vital part of Australia’s identity and recognises, celebrates and pays respect to the existing family members of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and to Elders past, present and future.