Facility closures on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. Our Customer Service Centre in Bright and libraries in Bright, Mount Beauty, and Myrtleford will be closed. Visitor information centres will have varied trading hours and transfer stations will remain open as per their regular trading hours. Contact our on-call team for support by calling (03) 5755 0555.

Dispose of your green waste for free at our transfer stations in Mount Beauty, Myrtleford, and Porepunkah on Saturday, 14 November 2026 and Sunday, 15 November 2026. Find out more by reading our media release.

Nominate someone for an Alpine Shire Community Award! They won't nominate themselves, but you can. Learn more by visiting Engage Alpine.

Community Climate Action

Everyone living, playing, and working in Alpine Shire has a role to play in reducing carbon emissions and helping to ensure the local communities can adapt to the impacts of a changing climate.

Community Climate Action Roadmap

As part of the Climate Emergency declaration, we developed a roadmap for community climate action.  

The objective of the roadmap is to inform the future development of a Community Climate Action Plan, which supports our communities to reduce their emissions and adapt to a changing climate. 

If you would still like to have your say on how we can better prepare our Alpine communities for a climate conscious future, please contact us.

Community Energy and EV Charging Prospectus

The Community Energy and EV Charging Prospectus identifies ten community facilities that we own, manage, tenant, or maintain that are suitable for future community energy and public EV charging infrastructure.

The Prospectus was developed to ensure that we have a number of investment-ready community scale battery sites and public EV charging sites to help us seek funding for this infrastructure as grant opportunities or commercial investment opportunities arise.

Community energy and public EV charging infrastructure projects have the potential to:

  • Improve resilience by providing backup power to host sites that can provide a community service during emergency events and power outages;
  • Deliver locally generated renewable energy to local communities;
  • Provide cost savings to the host site's electricity bills;
  • Provide network benefits through the battery exporting during peak demand times to assist with low voltage issues on the network;
  • Facilitate uptake of zero emissions vehicles; and
  • Provide the innovation to establish the business case for the delivery of community batteries at council-owned sites in regional Victoria.