Council, utilities & emergency services for Menangle Park

Council's animal facility on Rose Street, off Blaxland Road. One of two Council counters where Menangle Park residents can pay pet registration in person. The Civic Centre is the other; either can register an assistance or working dog. This is also the place to claim a lost dog or cat.

Menangle Park's local council. The Civic Centre counter is at 91 Queen Street, Campbelltown, on the corner of Queen and Broughton Streets. This is the number you ring to order bins for a new home, and the counter where you can pay rates; a pet can be registered in person here or at Council's Animal Care Facility on Rose Street.

The direct line for rate notices, quarterly instalments, pensioner rebates and hardship arrangements on a Menangle Park property.

Where you report seeing a koala rather than rescuing one. Ring 02 4645 4601, email koalatown@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au, or use the I Spy Koala app. A sick or injured animal needs a rescue group, not this number.

Council's free drop-off for the household problem waste that cannot go in a Menangle Park kerbside bin. It takes batteries, paint, e-waste, gas bottles, oils, globes, smoke detectors and clean flattened cardboard.

A live dashboard for the Campbelltown LGA: Bureau of Meteorology warnings, Live Traffic closures, power, transport, air quality and Sydney Water. It adds an emergency contacts panel.

The Fire and Rescue NSW station at Campbelltown, on Broughton Street, listed as both permanently and retained staffed.

The 24-hour police station on Queen Street in Campbelltown, part of Campbelltown City Police Area Command.

The electricity distributor for Menangle Park. Call 131 003, 24 hours, for outages, fallen powerlines and streetlight faults. The same number registers life-support equipment at your address; Endeavour's online form does the same, and a doctor-signed Medical Confirmation Form finalises the registration.

Create a watch zone on your Menangle Park address and the free NSW Government app pushes notifications as conditions change. NSW SES recommends it.

The free NSW Government app for recording a koala you have seen. Sightings go to Koala Sightings in BioNet, the state biodiversity dataset, which is how a koala in a Menangle Park street ends up in the record planners read. It is for healthy animals only: NSW Environment says an injured, sick or distressed koala needs a licensed wildlife carer straight away.

The natural gas network operator for the region. Gas faults and emergencies are on 131 909; general enquiries on 1300 137 078.

Where to confirm which nbn technology serves your address. Four addresses in the new estate checked on 30 August 2026 returned Fibre to the Premises, the top fixed-line technology.

The RFS district office covering the Campbelltown local government area, which includes Menangle Park. Relevant for fire permits, hazard reduction and Bush Fire Prone Land questions on the suburb's semi-rural fringe.

One of three SES units the NSW SES lists for Menangle Park, at the corner of Alderney and Townson Avenue, Minto — the same site as the RFS Macarthur fire control centre. There is no direct unit number: call 132 500 for flood and storm help, 138 737 for general enquiries.

Call 132 500 for help during a flood, storm or tsunami: storm damage, a leaking or damaged roof, a fallen tree blocking a road or driveway. Water entering a property is covered too. That line is for assistance and rescue, not for warnings. Triple Zero for anything life-threatening.

The water and wastewater utility for Menangle Park, and the body building the pumping stations and mains that service the release area. Faults and emergencies are on 13 20 90, 24 hours; general enquiries on 13 20 92.

A 24-hour rescue line covering Menangle Park. Ring (02) 9413 4300 for sick, injured or orphaned native wildlife across the greater Sydney basin.

A dedicated wildlife hospital at Brownlow Hill. It treats sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Campbelltown City Council names it on its sick or injured koalas page. Ring (02) 4655 0798 before you drive an animal there.

A waste transfer station on Barrow Road, Spring Farm, that takes public drop-offs from households and small businesses. Formerly known as Jacks Gully Waste and Recycling Centre and Macarthur Resource Recovery Park.

Ring 1300 094 737 for a sick, injured or orphaned native animal: a koala hit by a car or attacked by a dog, a bird down in the yard, a possum in the roof. WIRES says the rescue line runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.