Illegal dumping resources

Download resources to support your local illegal dumping prevention programs.

You can also request access to materials used in past illegal dumping prevention projects by contacting LIDPrograms@des.qld.gov.au

Outdoor signage

Outdoor signage is provided in two sizes. The large signs can be printed to a maximum of 2m x 1.2m; and the small signs to a maximum of 1.5m x 0.9m. All signs can be used in relevant problem areas.

Signs can be provided without images to allow specific images to be inserted (design software will be required for this). To request these templates email: LIDPrograms@des.qld.gov.au

Additional sign designs can be accessed through the Queensland Government's TC Signs, TC2099_1-5.

Posters

Posters (set to print at A3 size) are designed to create greater community awareness of your illegal dumping prevention program. Posters can be displayed in public areas including illegal dumping hotspots, local businesses, tourist information centres, charity shops and bins, nature reserves, shopping centre carparks, community events, or at any other location that can promote the message of working together to keep Queensland clean.

Factsheets

Graphics

The following illegal dumping ‘see it, report it, stop it’ graphics can be incorporated in promotional products. The images are resizable and can be used for anything from signature blocks to vehicle stickers.

Terms and conditions

By using these resources, you consent to the following Terms and Conditions. If you do not agree to the Terms and Conditions detailed below, please do not download resources from this site.

  1. You are permitted to reproduce and use the resource, with no attribution required, provided it is reproduced in whole.
  2. You are permitted to adapt, alter and use the resource, with no attribution required, but you must remove the Queensland Government crest and associated text.
    To adapt or alter the resource for design/printing/electronic media, you will need open the PDF in Adobe Illustrator, Acrobat or similar design software (you will not be able to amend the resource in Acrobat Reader).
  3. You agree not to use the resource, or any derivatives, for commercial advantage or monetary compensation.
  4. If you adapt or alter the resource, or create a new resource based on the resource, you must make it available under these same terms and conditions.
  5. This website is owned and operated by the State of Queensland acting through the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation (the department).
  6. The department makes no representation that materials on this site are appropriate or available for use in other locations or jurisdictions.