Warren Shire Council

Warren Shire Council Welcome to the official page for Warren Shire Council. Warren is 120km north of Dubbo in the heart of the Macquarie Valley.

Part of the Orana Region, the Shire is comprised of the main town of Warren and the villages of Nevertire and Collie. About Warren Shire Council:
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If your pet ever goes missing, a microchip can be the quickest way to reunite them with your family. The unique identifi...
18/06/2026

If your pet ever goes missing, a microchip can be the quickest way to reunite them with your family. The unique identification number on your pet's microchip is linked to your contact details so we can contact you if your pet is found.

But they only work if your details are current. If you’ve changed your address or phone number recently make sure you update your contact details.

Learn more about microchipping, registration and responsible pet ownership at:
www.warren.nsw.gov.au/residents/animals-and-pets

Did you know you can recycle your household batteries at the Warren Shire Library ?It's an easy way to safely dispose of...
17/06/2026

Did you know you can recycle your household batteries at the Warren Shire Library ?

It's an easy way to safely dispose of used household batteries and keep them out of landfill. Just make sure you cover the terminals with clear tape before you place the batteries in the bin. This helps prevent sparking and reduces the risk of fire during storage and transport.

Every battery recycled is one less battery ending up in landfill. Thanks for helping keep our community clean and safe.

Spotted something around the Shire that needs fixing?Council’s online Request for Service system makes it quick and easy...
15/06/2026

Spotted something around the Shire that needs fixing?

Council’s online Request for Service system makes it quick and easy to report local issues online — so we can respond faster to things like road damage, water leaks, missed bins, roaming animals and maintenance concerns across the community.

Lodge a request for service anytime by scanning a QR code displayed at our parks, Council building and facilities, or make your report here: https://wkf.ms/4doYUIY

The quicker Council knows about an issue, the quicker we can work to fix it.

Putting your bins out the evening before collection helps our crews stay on schedule and ensures your waste is collected...
14/06/2026

Putting your bins out the evening before collection helps our crews stay on schedule and ensures your waste is collected on time.

Tuesday collection (bins out Monday night): Properties on and south of Dubbo Street* and the Village of Nevertire.

Friday collection (bins out Thursday night): Properties north of Dubbo Street* and the Village of Collie.

*Please note: Properties on the northern side of Dubbo Street between Burton Street and Readford Street are included in the Friday collection area.

Avoid the morning rush and help us keep garbage collection running smoothly

13/06/2026
Hosting a community event in Warren Shire? Let us help you spread the word. Email your event details and any promotional...
13/06/2026

Hosting a community event in Warren Shire? Let us help you spread the word.

Email your event details and any promotional material to [email protected] at least two weeks before the event, and we’ll feature it on our website and social channels.

Have a question? Call (02) 6847 6600.

Let’s showcase what makes Warren Shire such a great place to live.

🚧 ON THE ROADS 🚧Our crews have continued maintenance, rehabilitation and road safety works across the Shire, delivering ...
11/06/2026

🚧 ON THE ROADS 🚧

Our crews have continued maintenance, rehabilitation and road safety works across the Shire, delivering grading, shoulder maintenance, resealing and roadside slashing on key local and regional roads this month.

Recent works completed include:

✅ SR36 Gibson Way – 20km of maintenance grading completed
✅ RR202 Marthaguy Road – 10km of shoulder grading completed
✅ SR65 Old Warren Road – Rehabilitation works ongoing
✅ RR202 Marthaguy Road – Rehabilitation works ongoing
✅ SR68 Bundemar Road – Road resealing completed
✅ Chester Street, Warren – Road resealing completed
✅ SH11 Oxley Highway – More than 230km of roadside slashing and vegetation management completed
✅ RR333 Carinda Road – More than 230km of roadside slashing and vegetation management completed

Works continuing across the Shire include:

🚧 RR202 Marthaguy Road Upgrade Project
🚧 SR68 Bundemar Road – Road safety improvements
🚧 Chester Street, Warren – Road safety improvements
🚧 Urban and rural road resealing projects
🚧 2025/2026 Guardrail Replacement Program at the Ginghet Swamp Bridges on RR333 Carinda Road

Coming up next:

🔧 RR202 Marthaguy Road – Further maintenance and road safety improvements
🔧 RR333 Carinda Road – Additional maintenance works
🔧 SH11 Oxley Highway – Ongoing maintenance activities
🔧 SR36 Gibson Way – Further maintenance works
🔧 SR65 Old Warren Road – Additional maintenance and rehabilitation works

Read the full June Roads Report on Council's website.
https://www.warren.nsw.gov.au/council/media-releases/detail/roads-report-june-2026

🚱 Planned Bore Water Interruption TONIGHT – Ravenswood Area 🚱Residents in the Ravenswood area are reminded that the bore...
11/06/2026

🚱 Planned Bore Water Interruption TONIGHT – Ravenswood Area 🚱

Residents in the Ravenswood area are reminded that the bore water supply will be temporarily shut down tonight to allow Council crews to undertake essential maintenance works.

⏰ From 11:00pm tonight (Thursday 11 June) until 4:00am Friday 12 June.

Please ensure you have any water you may need during this period stored before works commence.

The Hospital will remain connected and fully operational throughout the maintenance works.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while these important works are completed.

Build Your Career Close to Home. Warren Shire Council is recruiting for a range of exciting roles, including:     ✅    A...
10/06/2026

Build Your Career Close to Home. Warren Shire Council is recruiting for a range of exciting roles, including:

✅ Accountant Permanent
✅ Administration Officer Health & Development Services Permanent
✅ Heavy Diesel Mechanic Permanent
✅ Heavy Plant Operator - Grader Permanent
✅ Manager Health and Development Services Permanent
✅ Pavement Maintenance Team Leader Permanent
✅ Records Administrator/Relief Service NSW Permanent
✅ Tourism Information Officer Permanent
✅ Treasurer Permanent
✅ Utilities Maintenance Team Leader Permanent
✅ Utilities Maintenance Team Member Permanent
✅ Works Clerk Contract

Explore full role descriptions and apply today on Council's website.
https://www.warren.nsw.gov.au/council/employment

For more information, please contact Jo-Anne Lincoln, HR Officer:
📞 (02) 6847 6600 | [email protected]

One of the most important parts of local government happens beyond the Council chambers.Over recent weeks, we've been re...
09/06/2026

One of the most important parts of local government happens beyond the Council chambers.

Over recent weeks, we've been representing Warren Shire in meetings with ministers, government departments and other regional councils, making the case for practical solutions that reflect the realities of communities like ours.

At the recent NSW Local Roads Congress in Sydney, we had productive discussions with Minister for Roads and Regional Transport Hon. Jenny Aitchison about strengthening partnerships between local and state government to improve outcomes for the regional roads our communities rely on every day.

In addition to Council's submission to the Murray-Darling Basin Plan Review, we met with the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water to discuss the Critical Human Needs reports and the Macquarie-Wambuul Water Security Project. These are important conversations for our region and I'll continue working closely with the Department to make sure local knowledge and local data help inform the decisions being made.

Read the Mayor's full June 2026 update 👇
https://www.warren.nsw.gov.au/council/media-releases/detail/from-the-mayor-s-desk-june-2026

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115 Dubbo Street
Warren, NSW
2824

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Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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