Case Date:

10/29/2024

We lost our street tree to the recent wind storm. Will it be replaced? If so, can you let us know when? Thank you.

Case Date:

11/11/2024

There is a rather large broken tree limb hanging over the street that will likely fall during one of those windy gusty days this Fall or Winter. The limb is too high in the tree for me to pull down. Can the City remove that broken limb? The tree is in the city right-of-way. Thank you.

Case Date:

11/12/2024

Hello there I hope that everything is going well there, few weeks ago I notified that this tree is sick and some debris have been fell down, the city told me to ask from duke energy and I did it but Duke energy doesn’t wants to take it down, I just asking to trim it to avoid any accidents because beside of my fence several children walking through the trail sidewalk to go to the next trailerhouses Please be concern about children safety

Case Date:

11/26/2024

Two large branches broken and hanging into the street ostructing a bit of the road.

Case Date:

12/31/2024

The street tree in front of my home had a large portion of the trunk fall earlier this year. It is a very messy Bradford Pear that has always been a nuisance and not very happy and I am hoping that it can be removed. I had an arborist out to look at other trees on the property and he also pointed it out that it would be good to take down if that is an option. Thank you.

Case Date:

3/5/2025

Recently, I've seen several young Tulip Trees infested with scale in the neighborhoods where I walk. I first noticed them because their bark is so black I thought they'd been scorched, but when I looked closely they're covered in scale. The trees are between the street and the sidewalk, so I assume they're city trees. They're in the Sherwood Oaks, Peppergrass, and surrounding neighborhoods. Here are the specific locations for the one's I've found so far: • Benson Court, just west of Jamie Lane. The tree is on the south side of the street. • Heather Drive, west of Preston. There's one on the south side of the street and another on the north side a bit further down the road (near Grasstree Ct.). • Allendale Drive, west of Bainbridge. On the north side of the street.

Case Date:

3/9/2025

Broken tree branch hanging down blocking street parking next to alley driveway

Case Date:

3/11/2025

We have two trees near the road at 2701S Pine Meadows that look pretty diseased and have been getting worse. See google images from 10 years apart.

Case Date:

3/21/2025

A tree was downed on Wednesday due to the high winds. It has also taken down cables from the neighboring apartment building - which may hazardous. Additionally, the fallen limb is blocking both sidewalk area and private parking.

Case Date:

3/30/2025

There is a tree, i have continued issuing complaints about, in front of metal works that is dying and falling over. Since i have been here for just one year the tree has fallen quite a bit more, its now to the point it has raised the entire sidewalk from road to the building and isnt stopping. The sidewalk cant be ground down anymore as the raise of the sidewalk has become too high. On the building side, it has raised the sidewalk all the way to my handicapped ramp and doesnt not seem it will stop anytime soon. On the street side, it has now made such a high difference between the sidewalk and the curb that people trip over all the time. The tree is dying and there is constantly branches and debris all over cars. Before anymore damage occurs, especially to the building and the handicapped ramp, along with the entire sidewalk itself, can it please be removed? On this stretch of 6th street every old dying tree has been replaced but much smaller reasonable trees except this one, and just one other further up to the square. Not only would removing these old decrepit damage causing trees be very benefifial to society especially the handicapped, but to replace these two dying trees with smaller matching trees would make our street more beautiful and noticeable and over all safer for everyone. Please very much consider coming and meeting with me about this tree. Thank you.