The Redcliffe transfer station will undergo essential maintenance work from 23 April to November 2025. Expect changed conditions. Please follow staff instructions and signage.
For more information, refer to Redcliffe Transfer Station
All residents of Moreton Bay have a general biosecurity obligation to control weeds on their land. Learn how to identify weeds and their risk level.
Pest animals including feral cats, wild dogs and pigs are found in Moreton Bay. Find out how to report sightings and how we are reducing their impact.
Council works to keep mosquito numbers as low as possible through aerial and ground treatments. You can also help reduce mosquitoes around your home.
Information on the requirements for movement of fire ant carrier material, biosecurity zones in Moreton Bay, and how you can help manage fire ants.
Residents should take precautions to protect their property against termites or vermin infestations as both can cause extensive property damage.
Cane toads are an introduced species found in Moreton Bay. Find information on how to help manage cane toads by limiting access to breeding places.