Due to scheduled fiber replacement works, the Margaret River Library and Depot will be closed from Sunday 5 May to Tuesday 7 May. We'll reopen during our usual business hours on Wednesday 8 May. Our online services are available 24/7. Explore them at Library Services.
The Prohibited Burning Period for the Shire has been extended further and will now apply until midnight, Tuesday 14 May 2024. No fires can be lit in the open air. More information here.

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If you notice a safety or maintenance issue, or would like to lodge a works request, concern or suggestion, please complete the applicable form below. 

If the issue is urgent, please contact us by phone.

Trees and Reserves Reports/Requests

Use this form for reports/requests related to trees, verges and shire reserves.

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Bins and Waste Reports/Requests

Use this form for reports/requests related to bins including damaged or stolen bin, new/upgraded bin service or to report illegal dumping.

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Cats, Dogs and Animal Reports/Requests

Use this form for reports/requests related to cats, dog, poultry, livestock or feral animal and pests.

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Public Buildings and Facilities Reports/Requests

Use this form to report maintenance, safety issue or graffiti on public facilities including buildings, parks and playgrounds.

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Roads, Vehicles and Parking Reports/Requests

Use this form for reports/requests related to roads, footpaths, kerbs and parking, an abandoned vehicle or illegal camping.

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Public Health Reports/Requests

Use this form to report an issue related to food safety, water quality, asbestos, dust or noise.

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Contact Details

Margaret River

41 Wallcliffe Road,
Margaret River WA 6285
PO Box 61
Margaret River WA 6285
Monday - Friday
9am - 4pm

Augusta

66 Allnut Terrace,
Augusta WA 6290
PO Box 61
Margaret River WA 6285
Tues, Wed, Thurs
9am-12pm, 1pm-4pm
The Shire of Augusta Margaret River acknowledges we are on Wadandi and Pibelmen Boodja, whose ancestors and their descendants are the traditional owners of this country.
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