Wicklow residents who use bogus waste collectors could face fine of up to €5,000
'If you see an advertisement for a refuse or bulky waste collection on social media, please reply by asking for their permit number,' a Wicklow County Council spokesperson said.
'All authorised collectors will carry a Waste Collection Permit and must have it displayed on their vehicle. Some unauthorised collectors advertise that they give you a receipt. However, a receipt is not a Waste Collection Permit.
'Beware of bogus waste collectors, or you could be fined up to €5,000.'
You can check if a waste collector is authorised at nwcpo.ie To report a litter offence, call 0404 20127.
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