Important announcement

STORM BOELO - The Met Office’s Yellow Weather warning for strong winds has been upgraded to Amber from 9pm on Saturday (24 October) and is due to last until 9pm on Sunday 25 October. Over the coming days and hours Council teams will be responding to any incidents that may occur as a result of the storm including flooding and fallen trees.

You can report flooding or fallen trees to us online.

However, you can let us know about emergency incidents such as a fallen tree blocking a road by calling 0300 123 4510. 

Fly-tipping (or illicit tipping) is an eyesore and can be dangerous, particularly to children and wildlife.

Where we can identify who has left the rubbish they will have to remove it or we will bill them for the cost of clearing it up. In some instances, fly-tippers may also be prosecuted. Where fly-tipping occurs on private ground, the owner of the ground is responsible for removing it.

  • Most household rubbish can be taken free of charge to the rubbih dump at Mavis Valley
  • The Council also offers a special uplift service from your home. Find out more about special uplift.
  • There are a number of bring sites located across East Dunbartonshire. See the list of bring sites in East Dunbartonshire. 
  • Any items not placed in the containers and lying on the ground can also be classed as fly-tipping and a fine enforced.

Reporting fly-tipping

You can report fly-tipping online by filling in the fly-tipping form below or by calling Customer Services on 0300 123 4510.

Please provide as much information as possible.

  • Vehicle registration and description
  • Description of the people seen fly-tipping
  • Details of the materials
  • Location of the materials
  • Photographic evidence.

All information you provide is treated in confidence.

Fly-tipping report

Use this form to report fly-tipping. Please provide as much information as possible.