New Fly-tipping Reporting Service
Report fly tips more easily online
That makes it is easier for the Council team to locate and with previously reported cases visible, it also means less duplication, allowing a quicker investigation and clean-up.
If a resident calls for more information about their report, the customer services team can give more detailed case information on the spot.
Cllr Norman MacRae, Cabinet Member for the Environment, said: “Fly-tipping is a crime as well as blight on the environment which we take very seriously.
“This system will help us not only clean up fly-tips but track down offenders and ensure they are fined accordingly.”
To report a fly-tip see: https://community.westoxon.gov.uk/s/fly-tip
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