As Western Sydney moves to higher density living, councils are working hard to ensure new buildings contain the best waste collection and recycling facilities for residents.
The NSW Budget has missed a golden opportunity to deliver the infrastructure required to support the one million people moving into Western Sydney over the next 18 years.
Coloured lighting, sensors in ‘smart bins’ that advise when they are reaching capacity, more CCTV, and Wi-Fi capabilities will help make Phillip Street a ‘smart street’.
WSROC manages a number of co-funded projects and community programs on behalf of its members. Learn more about our current projects via the links below.
Western Sydney Regional Waste Strategy
Light Years Ahead Energy Efficiency Initiative
Turn Down the Heat
About WSROC
Established in 1973, the Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (WSROC) represents eight local councils in Western Sydney - Blacktown, Blue Mountains, Cumberland, Fairfield, Hawkesbury, Liverpool, Parramatta and Penrith.
With a reputation for considered policy analysis and bipartisan advocacy, WSROC brings a collective voice to those issues which are crucial for Western Sydney's growing population.
WSROC's ongoing commitment to the region is demonstrated by its joint procurement programs, co-funded project work and shared community activities.
