Useful telephone numbers - Warringah Council Directory

Page Updated: November 5, 2009
Council A-Z Directory 2009

Warringah Council - General Contact Details

General Manager
Rik Hart
Address
Civic Centre
725 Pittwater Road
Dee Why NSW 2099
DX 9118 Dee Why
Email
council@warringah.nsw.gov.au
Telephone
9942 2111
Fax
9971 4522
After Hours - emergency calls to Council
9942 2111
Council Hours
8.30am-5pm Mon-Fri
Council Meetings - second and fourth Tuesday of the month
9942 2444
 

Council A-Z Contact Directory 2009

Save time - use the alphabet below to find your service

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Your Service Directory

A
Abandoned Vehicles
9942 2111
9942 2563, 9942 2560
Australia Day Celebrations - 26 January at Forestville, Dee Why Beach, Narrabeen and Beacon Hill
9942 2672
B
Baby Health - for a list of Early Childhood Health Centres please call
9942 2565
Barking Dogs 9942 2111
Backyard Burning - backyard burning is prohibited
9942 2111
Beach Bookings
9942 2545 fax 9942 2691
Beach Services
9942 2644, 9942 2641, 9942 2562
Beachwatch - beach pollution update
1800 036 677
Building Advice - Duty Technical Officers are available at the Planning and Assesssment Services Counter between 8.30am-5pm Mon-Fri to provide advice on development and building construction requirements
9942 2111
Bus - Transport Infoline
131 500
Bush Regeneration
9942 2439
C
Children’s Services - child care and support
9942 2665, 9942 2575
Citizenship - Council regularly conducts Citizenship ceremonies. Applications and enquiries to the Department of Immigration:
131 880
Community Centres - more than 20 centres are available for hire by organisations, community groups or for private functions:
 
Tramshed Arts & Community Centre - Booking Office (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm)
9913 3231
Forest Community Arts Centre - Booking Office (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm)
9452 1065
9942 2605 or on-line
Community Transport - Manly Warringah Pittwater
 
Community Transport (small buses)
9971 5110
Individual transport for older people and those with disabilities
9913 3583
Complaints Management - Office of the Internal Ombudsman
9942 2105
Customer Service Centre
9942 2111
D
Development Applications - Council’s Development Assessment Officers are available by phone or in person for consultation between 9.30-10.30am and 3-4pm Mon to Fri. Other times by appointment.
9942 2111
Disability Development Services
9942 2787
9942 2686
Disabled Parking Stickers - RTA
132 213
Drains - blocked drains, pits
9942 2111
E
Early Childhood Centres
9942 2575
Electricity (Energy Australia) - power failure
131 388
Emergency - State Emergency Service (SES)
9486 3399
Emergency - Storm damage (SES)
132 500
Emergency - Police, Ambulance, Fire
000
Environmental Education
9942 2518
F
Family Day Care
9942 2665, 9942 2575
Filming - permits and enquiries
9942 2545, fax 9942 2691
Fire - Rural Fire Brigades
9450 3000
       - permission to burn off
9450 3000
       - bush fire hazards reporting
9450 3000
Flooding - for assistance during flooding on Council property
9942 2111
Flooding - to report flooding after the event
9942 2111
Footpaths, kerbs and gutters
9942 2111
Freedom of Information - access to Council records
9942 2352
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Gas - for general enquiries, call AGL
131 606
Gas Leaks - AGL
131 909

Glen Street Theatre - Administration

                             - Box Office

9975 4044

9975 1455

Graffiti Hotline - to report graffiti
9942 2111
Graffiti - for information on the graffiti project and legal graffiti walls
9942 2401
H
Halls - see Community Centres
 
Health Matters - Council’s Health and Compliance Unit
9942 2111
Holiday Recreation Program - surfing, skateboarding, cooking, aerobics, beach awareness and more for young people aged 5-18 years
9942 2312, 9942 2576
Home & Community Care (HACC) program
9942 2560, 9942 2563
Home Care Service of NSW
9981 9700
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Immunisation - this service is provided at a number of early childhood health centres in Warringah. Parents are advised to have children immunised against measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis B, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus and poliomyelitis
9942 2351
Internal Ombudsman - complaints management
9942 2105
J
Justices of the Peace
9942 2111
K

Kimbriki Recycling and Waste Disposal Centre

Kimbriki Road, off Mona Vale Road, Terrey Hills. Open 7 days, 7am-5pm (closed Good Friday and Christmas Day).

All household dry waste accepted. Liquids, hazardous materials and putrescible wastes (food and animal waste) are not accepted.

The Eco Garden at Kimbriki is open centre hours for casual visits or booked group tours. The garden demonstrates composting, mulches, no-dig gardening, rainwater collection and food plants.

9486 3512 or 9486 3542
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Lagoons
9942 2911
 
Dee Why - Mon-Fri 10am-9pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sunday 2-5pm
9942 2449
Belrose - Mon-Tues 10am-7pm, Wed-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-1pm, Sun 2-5pm
9452 3211
Forestville - Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Thurs 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-1pm
9452 5706
Warringah Mall - Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri & Sat 9am-5pm, Thurs 9am-9pm, Sun 10am-4pm
9942 7999
Community Libraries
 
Booklovers Club Narrabeen
9913 8030
Terrey Hills Community Library
9450 2216
Harbord Mini Library
9905 4824

Long Day Care Centres - for children 6 weeks to 5 years:

Belrose - Monday-Friday 7.30am-6pm
Brookvale - Monday-Friday 7.45am-5.45pm
Dee Why - Monday-Friday 7.30am-5.30pm
Narrabeen - Monday-Friday 7.45am-5.45pm

9942 2565
9942 2575
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Maintenance Hotline
9942 2111

Manly Dam Rangers

Manly Dam Picnic Table Bookings

9949 3235

9942 2545

Markets
9942 2111
Meals on Wheels - Warringah-Pittwater Food Services Inc.
9970 8399
Members of Parliament
 
Federal Member for Mackellar, Hon Bronwyn Bishop MP
9972 2355
Federal Member for Warringah, Hon Tony Abbott MP
9977 6411
State Member for Davidson, Mr Jonathan O'Dea MP
9880 7400
State Member for Manly, Mr Mike Baird MP
9976 2773
State Member for Pittwater, Mr Rob Stokes MP
9999 3599
State Member for Wakehurst, Mr Brad Hazzard MP
9981 1111
Mobile Occasional Day Care - Monday-Friday 9.30am-2.30pm
0407 410 548
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News - the Mayor’s Message and Warringah Council news and notices appear in the Saturday edition of the Manly Daily, and on Council's web-site
9942 2221
Northern Beaches Neighbourhood Service
9931 7777
O
Out of School Hours Program (OOSH)
contact your local school
P
Parks and Reserves Maintenance
9942 2111
Parks and Sporting Field Bookings
9942 2545, fax 9942 2541
Pet Registration
9942 2111
Planning and Assessment Services Information - a wide range of brochures are available at the Planning and Assessment Services Counter. Development Control Plans, the current Local Environment Plan and individual Locality Statements are also available for inspection and purchase.
9942 2111
Poisons Information Centre
131 126
Police Stations
 
Dee Why - corner St David Avenue & Fisher Road
9971 3399
Frenchs Forest - 139 Frenchs Forest Road
9452 9599
Pollution - EPA Pollution Line (24 hours)
131 555
Pound - Collaroy Veterinary Clinic, 1185 Pittwater Road Collaroy
9971 8487
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Rates - your rates assessment is made up of two components:

  1. a charge covering waste management services (residential properties only)
  2. a rate amount based on the land value of your property as at July 1, 2003

Your rates are assessed over a financial year and can be paid in four instalments due in August, November, February and May.

9942 2922
Records - access to Council records/Freedom of Information
9942 2352
 
Recycling Services - see Kimbriki and Waste Management Services
 
Reserves Bookings - including Manly Dam, Stony Range and beaches
9942 2545, fax 9942 2541
Reserves Maintenance
9942 2111

Roads and Pavements

9942 2111
Road Safety Program
9942 2447
Rock Pools - Council maintains six rock pools - please phone for bookings
9942 2545 fax 9942 2691
9942 2111
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School Tours - Council Officers conduct educational tours of Council for primary schools
9942 2502
Senior Citizen Centres
 
Dee Why
9971 9029
Senior Citizens Week - program and events
9942 2563, 9942 2560
SES - State Emergency Service - see Emergency
9486 3399
Sportsfields wet weather hotline

Warringah Council: 9981 2099

Manly Council: 9976 1699

Pittwater Council: 9970 1236

Storm Damage - to Council property
9942 2111
Street Lighting - call Energy Australia
1800 044 808
Sullage Service
9942 2111

Swimming Pools Compliance - contact Environmental Health and Protection

9942 2111
Sydney Metropolitan Wildlife Service - rescue and information line
9413 4300
Sydney Water
132 090
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Taxis
131 668
Trees - on Council land (eg removal, pruning)
9942 2111
Trees - Council trees in powerlines - call Energy Australia
131 525
Tree Preservation Order - Council’s Tree Management Officer is available by appointment regarding tree preservation and other issues within Warringah
9942 2111
Emergency after hours
9963 1122
 
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Unauthorised Works - report any unauthorised works to Council
9942 2111
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Vacation Care - school holiday arts, crafts, sports and excursion programs for 5-12 year olds
9942 2312 or 9942 2576
W
ph 9451 8000, fax 9974 2163
aquatic-centre@warringah.nsw.gov.au

Waste Management Services - see also Kimbriki

Collection calendar search

Every week:

  • Garbage wheelie bin collection
  • Recycling wheelie bin collection - alternate weeks for yellow top (mixed containers) bin and blue top (paper) bin

Every month:

  • Vegetation (garden waste) collection. Tie garden waste into bundles and place it kerbside, or place in hard, straight-sided containers like old-style garbage bins clearly marked ‘vegetation’, or place in a 240 litre wheelie bin clearly marked with a Council sticker for this purpose

Yearly:

  • Two whitegoods/metals only collection services. Collects items made entirely or almost entirely of metal (eg fridges, old bikes, hot water service heaters)
  • Two general clean-ups. No metal, vegetation or other recyclable items will be collected
  • A calendar with dates of scheduled collection for each area is distributed towards the end of each year
9942 2111
Wildlife Care & Rescue - see Sydney Metropolitan Wildlife Service and WIRES
 
WIRES - Wildlife Information & Rescue Service
8977 3333
Women’s Resource Centre - Manly Warringah
9971 4499
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Youth Services - coordination and development of youth services, programs and facilities, like the Youth Centres at Frenchs Forest and Terrey Hills. Advice and information on youth issues. Advocacy of youth issues in Council, community and government forums. 9942 2680
This directory was updated in 2008. Every effort was made to ensure that contact details were correct at time of publishing, however Warringah Council cannot be held responsible for any changes or errors in this information.