The housing appliance was found abandoned next to a bus stop on Dashwood Avenue on October 25, but no exact date has been given as to when the item was discarded.
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This is deemed as fly-tipping, which is a criminal offence, and since July 2024, those who are caught committing such an act will receive a minimum fine of £500, depending on the severity of the incident.
At the time of writing, the fridge-freezer has since been removed, but due to a lack of evidence, no investigation has been launched.
Buckinghamshire Council's Cabinet Member for Environment, Climate Change & Waste, Ade Osibogun said "Fly-tipping is illegal and completely unnecessary given the range of waste disposal services available across the county.
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"A report has been raised about this incident, and arrangements are already underway to remove the dumped fridge freezer from Dashwood Avenue.
"While there is currently no evidence to support a formal investigation at this stage, we encourage residents to report any instances of fly-tipping via our website and to contact our Enforcement Team if they have any information.
"We maintain a zero-tolerance approach to fly-tipping and will prosecute offenders where sufficient evidence is available.
"We remain committed to keeping our streets clean and taking action to stamp out fly-tipping in Buckinghamshire."
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Since the start of this year, multiple reports of fly-tipping have been reported to Buckinghamshire Council, with many individuals receiving fines.