We’ve put together a bunch of questions that are often asked by residents of Honeywood. If you’d like to submit a new or updated answer, you can do so here.
Only Honeywood Stage 1a and Stage 1b properties have access to Telstra Copper Phone Lines. If you are in any stage other than Stage 1, then a phone connection must be obtained over the fibre network through one of the providers on this page: https://www.lbnco.com.au/rsps/#rsps-list
If you are in Whistling Grove or Kenby Heights a telephone service can be ordered from any service provider who operates over NBN.
Lost pets are collected by the City Assist rangers. If your pet is lost, please give them a call on 9439 0400 or email cityassist@kwinana.wa.gov.au.
For more information about lost animals and a list of those that have recently been collected, check out the Lost Animals page on the City of Kwinana website:
http://www.kwinana.wa.gov.au/our-services/animal-services/lostanimals/
Green waste bins are collected weekly on Tuesdays. Recycling bins are collected fortnightly on Tuesdays. Please note the City of Kwinana has 4 Green Waste and 2 Junk/Whitegoods collections per year. Dates are below.
http://www.kwinana.wa.gov.au/our-services/waste-and-recycling/greenwaste-junk-collections/Pages/default.aspx
Residents can also acquire a new 360 litre recycling bin – that’s 50% larger than the regular 240 litre recycling bin. If you’d like to upgrade your current recycling bin, please contact Cleanaway on 1300 293 955. A one-off fee of $50 will be charged by City of Kwinana.
Becoming a Neighbourhood Watch member is a great way to be more involved in your suburb and to help prevent crime in our community. Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) forms an important part of the Honeywood Residents Group and if you are interested in joining please contact our friendly NHW officer Amy via our contact form. Keep your eye open at local community events, she is usually also there in person handing out our free resources.
Updates from NHW will be provided via the Honeywood Residents Facebook page and the Neighbourhood Watch page on our website. NHW resources such as bin and window stickers are available from the Satterley Sales Office – tell Andrew Amy sent you! We recently have been participating in the “Cops on Your Corner” program in conjunction with the Mundijong Police Station, and this is a fantastic opportunity to get to know your local officers. To find out the date of our next meetup, check out our events page.
- We suggest you sign up to e-watch to keep updated on what is happening within the community. http://ewatch.com.au/
- Follow the Mundijong Police on Twitter! (Search for @MundijongPol)
- Come along to our next “Cops on Your Corner” event! Dates will be updated on our Events Page when available. These run approximately once per month.
Yes – absolutely. Multiple reports means that the police have more witnesses they can consult and you might have seen something the other person missed. If you know the other witness, you could ask them for their case number and provide this information when you report your version of the incident.
Crimes can be reported quickly online at either:
http://www.police.wa.gov.au/Yoursafety/Reportacrime/tabid/1016/Default.aspx
or
https://wa.crimestoppers.com.au/crime-stoppers-information-report
You can also call 131444 to report non-urgent crimes.
Dial 000 if it is an emergency. Call 131 444 or submit a crime report online at
http://www.police.wa.gov.au/Yoursafety/Reportacrime/tabid/1016/Default.aspx
or
https://wa.crimestoppers.com.au/crime-stoppers-information-report