Fly-tipping generally consists of materials such as household waste, large domestic items such as fridges and furniture, garden refuse, commercial waste, such as building rubble and soil, asbestos waste and tyres.
What to do if you discover fly-tipping
- Do not touch or disturb the waste and keep animals away from it where possible.
- From observation only, try to see what the waste consists of, take photographs if possible.
- Note the exact location of the waste material and its surroundings such as whether or not it is in water or close to drainage.
- Fly-tips often contain evidence that can help identify the culprit and aid in their prosecution. When you can, take a photograph of the evidence but do not remove any evidence as it could damage any potential prosecution case taken by the council.
- Report the fly tip.
How to report a fly-tip
If you have found a fly tip, but did not witness who did it, please report an 'unwitnessed fly tip' using the Love Clean Streets App:
If you witnessed the fly tip, and have details on who the person was, please report a 'witnessed fly tip':
Shop a Tipper
Under the city’s Shop a Tipper campaign, residents are encouraged to contact the council with information about fly tipping. If the information provided leads to successful identification, and FPNs are issued and paid or a prosecution takes place, residents receive a £100 Enjoy Wolverhampton Gift Card.
Residents can contact 01902 552700 or click the link above to report a 'witnessed fly tip'
If you can help us to identify any of these offenders and the information provided leads to successful identification, and FPNs are issued and paid or a prosecution takes place, residents receive a £100 enjoy Wolverhampton gift card. Please quote the reference number when reporting.
Reference Number: 26/03760/FLYTIP
Date caught on camera: 08.12.2025 at 12:00
Location: Prosser Street, Park Village, WV10 9AS
What happens next?
We will investigate your report.
We may contact you for further information or invite you to complete a witness statement.
We aim to take action against fly tippers where possible by issuing a fixed penalty notice of £1,000 (reduced to £500 if paid within 14 days). We may also prosecute offenders through the magistrate’s court. Please note, anonymous reports when identifying a suspect will not be eligible for a gift card.