Footpath and Shareways
Shellharbour City Council looks after local roads, footpaths and stormwater across the city. We are not responsible for Telstra or NBN pits or driveways.
For more information or to report an issue on Council land please complete this form.
Public Drainage
Shellharbour City Council looks after local roads, footpaths and stormwater across the city.
Use this form to advise us of general or non-urgent maintenance.
Kerb and Gutter
Shellharbour City Council looks after local roads, footpaths and stormwater across the city.
Use this form to advise us of general or non-urgent maintenance.
Road Maintenance
Shellharbour City Council looks after local roads, footpaths and stormwater across the city. However there are also a number of areas we are not responsible for.
For more information or to report general or non-urgent maintenance on a council-owned road please complete this form.
Road Sweeping
Use this form to enquire about road sweeping.
Road Line Marking
Make a road opening enquiry here.
Road Opening
Make a road opening or driveway enquiry here.
Signage
Council is responsible for the maintenance of public signs including parking, regulatory, speed, advisory and street signs. Please report issues with signage using this form.
Street Lighting Improvements
Council is responsible for the maintenance of street light poles only. Please report faulty lights/glare and excessive light requests directly to Endeavour Energy – Report a faulty street light.
Use this form to make an enquiry or report an issue with a street light pole.
Street Furniture
Use this form to make an enquiry or report an issue with street furniture.
Traffic Management Issues
Report traffic management issues here.
Speeding and Road Safety
Enforcing speeding rules is managed by NSW Police. To report a speeding issue call the Police Assistance Line 131 444, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Speeding and hooning reports can also be submitted through a ‘Dob in a Hoon’ request or general enquiries can be made using this form.
Pothole Damage
Potholes and other road defects can appear suddenly, especially after heavy rain. Under Section 45(1) of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW), councils are not liable for damage caused by such defects unless they had actual knowledge of the specific defect and failed to take action within a reasonable timeframe and within the resources available to them. You can find out more in our Potholes Factsheet.