A tree planted by the city a few years ago was damaged by the storm today, June 25 2023. A large branch has fallen, blocking the sidewalk. It is too large for us to move. The city will have to remove it and probably plant a new tree.
Street tree downed in storm and blocks sidewalk
Over the last 2 weeks, two large trees have fallen where I live. One fell into our yard, the other fell across the roadway at 2903 N. Browncliff Ln. in front of our house. It took us 3 hours to clear away the tree on the street. There is yet another tree that looks to be in a dangerous situation. A big part of it is hanging over the street. Can we get some help from you to remove this tree?
large tractor-trailer broke a branch off street tree--still attached but also on the ground. It is too high for me to saw the branch through. I have dragged it to the grassy strip but it need to be cut through and removed.
The large sweet gum tree in the right of way in front of our home has a very hefty branch that is growing directly toward our house and is very close to the front of the house and hangs down into my front garden. During large winds, the branch sways widely and is a danger to the sidewalk and our home. Can you trim the branch? Thank you!
A large branch from a sweet gum tree in the right of way hangs over our yard and is dangerously close to our house. I contacted you last year and the message was that the limb would be trimmed but this never happened. Could you please take care of this problem? Thanks!
The ‘mother tree’ of Bradford Pears is at the end of Thatcher Court near our driveway. Can the city remove this highly invasive tree that is located in the right of way?
eastbound on Tapp Rd. between Leonard Springs and I69 there is a tree branch hanging low enough to hit the windshield of a 2008 Honda Civic coupe.
Three oak trees have big dead limbs that are a danger to walkers. One limb fell down today at the corner of Olcott Blvd and E. Brigs Bend. Are these trees scheduled to be trimmed soon? Please get back to me. Thank you
I am a Certified Arborist through the I.S.A. While inspecting trees for Dr. John Labbon today at 2736 E. Brig's Bend I noticed that the city Maple tree to the right of the driveway entrance has co-dominant leaders. The 2 leads are already splitting and the smaller lead will fall onto the city sidewalk where a person walked by while I was doing the tree inspection. Dr. Labbon would like the tree removed. I have put a pink ribbon on the tree. Sincerely, Greg Peters I.S.A cert. # 118A.