Corfu Sanitation Service Issues 32 New Fines for Public Space Violations
Corfu, February 20, 2026 – The Corfu Sanitation and Recycling Service has issued thirty-two (32) new fines for violations of cleanliness regulations in recent days. The persistent problem of bulky waste being left in public spaces and rubbish being discarded outside bins continues to be a concern, raising questions about respect for the island and its citizens.
The fines address various infractions, highlighting ongoing challenges in maintaining public cleanliness. The municipality is once again appealing for cooperation from all residents to preserve the dignified image of Corfu and demonstrate practical respect for the environment and fellow citizens.
Breakdown of Fines Issued:
- Three (3) fines for placing waste outside bins or for waste disposal without proper packaging (Article 7.4).
Amount per fine: €100.00 per item, bag, or package. - Three (3) fines for not minimizing the volume of all types of waste originating from catering establishments, wholesale businesses, supermarkets, commercial stores, etc. (Articles 13.3 & 13.7.a).
Amount per fine: €400.00 per item, bag, or package. - Two (2) fines for depositing packaging materials or recyclable materials in mechanical waste collection bins (Article 11).
Amount per fine:- €100.00 per item, bag, or package for businesses – stores.
- €200.00 per item, bag, or package for hotel units.
- Twenty-four (24) fines for parking vehicles in front of waste bins (Article 7.8).
Amount per fine: €200.00.
These measures underscore the local authorities’ commitment to addressing the issue of public cleanliness and ensuring compliance with existing regulations. The municipality emphasizes that collective effort is crucial for the well-being of the community and the preservation of Corfu’s natural beauty.
The Central Municipality of Corfu continues to urge its citizens to be mindful of their waste disposal practices and to adhere to the cleanliness regulations. This appeal comes as the island prepares for the tourist season, where a clean and well-maintained environment is paramount for both residents and visitors.
The Sanitation Service’s actions reflect a broader effort to improve the quality of life in Corfu and promote responsible environmental behavior among its inhabitants. The hope is that through continued vigilance and community engagement, the island can overcome these challenges and maintain its reputation as a pristine and welcoming destination.
Source: https://enimerosi.com/social/104512/32-nea-prostima-apo-tin-upiresia-kathariotitas
