Trees on the street side of the sidewalk on this property (especially, but not only, the one near the driveway) appear to be in poor health or dead. Branches fall with nearly every moderate storm that comes through.
When pulling left out of east burks drive visibility is obscured significantly by trees and other foliage compared to the right side. Because of this and people commonly driving over the speed limit can lead to potential accidents. If possible could a city department trim the road side plants to increase visibility.
The pine tree on Sheridan Dr. just east of Manor Road was marked for removal on May 5, 2025. I thought it would be removed within 60 days, yet it is still (barely) standing and leaning heavily. This tree continues to be a significant hazard. Is there anyone who has this scheduled for removal yet? Or was it forgotten about?
Tree branches overhang into roadway. Fear of scratching of my vehicle. On Abby Ln.
Ailanthus, large number of trees in vacant lot.
I can’t speak for all my neighbors , but the maple trees on Xavier Ct near my home appear to be diseased.. They are loosing bark and have some dead limbs.
This tree cracked during the last storm on June 18th. The crack is about 3 feet long. This is posing a hazard to life and property. Please remove asap.
Hello - Following up to my prior report of an infestation to the city tree in front of our property at 724 S. Washington under uReport Case #202945, I received a message that Haskell Smith would come by to look at it, but the ticket was then closed so I've no way to further communicate with Haskell. I understand that Carpenter ants are opportunistic, but they can make things worse. I am still seeing lots of them around the base of the tree and the typical "saw dust" around the area to indicate some sort of boring insect infestation happening. Has anything been done to mitigate? I am hoping something can be done to save the tree before it gets out of control. I would contact an arborist, but since it is a city tree I assume it should be handled by the city.
The lower branches of the city oak tree in front of the property need to be trimmed. They extend into the street and obstruct vehicles.
Large poison ivy vine growing on one of the city trees next to the drive into Henderson Crossing apartments.