Local Laws Permits

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In Murrindindi Shire, a permit is required for a range of things. Some examples include:

  • raffles and fundraising
  • street stalls
  • events
  • roadside grazing
  • firewood collection
  • displaying goods on a footpath
  • burning off
  • shipping containers

Our Online Customer Portal (Greenlight) is your one-stop-shop to apply for local law permits. You can also submit a general enquiry via the portal for our team to respond to.

You can use the online portal to:  

  • lodge a general enquiry
  • apply for an additional animal permit
  • apply for a roadside grazing or livestock movement permit
  • apply for a shipping container permit
  • apply for footpath trading permit
  • apply for a local law permit which covers
    • fundraising and festivals (markets and raffle tickets)
    • burning off
    • filming on council land
    • busking

Go to our online Portal

To apply for a firewood collection permit please click on the link below

Firewood Collection Permit

You need a permit to collect firewood from Council-managed roadsides. Permits are available during two seasons: 1 March - 30 June and 1 September - 30 November. Key rules include:

  • You cannot cut down standing trees, whether they are dead or alive.
  • Some roadsides with high conservation value of off-limits for firewood collection. These roads are listed on the permit.

Apply for a Firewood Collection Permit

Find more information about firewood collection.