The Department of Parks and Recreation will clean up all or part of a curbside tree that is damaged as a result of weather related activity or other causes.

When a forestry crew cannot immediately remove the debris resulting from their work, they will leave the brush or logs neatly piled near the curb. A crew will be assigned to the debris removal, and the matter will be resolved as soon as possible. The worksites are left as clean as possible, but the area may not always be completely free of small twigs, leaves, chippings, or sawdust.

DPR uses one team to cut and clear trees or branches to the curb. A separate team is later scheduled to pick up the wood debris.

Removal of trees, branches, and related debris may be delayed during a storm if the tree debris is not blocking streets or sidewalks. DPR may give priority to the removal of trees or branches blocking passage on streets or highways.

You can check your Service Request Status if you have already reported a fallen tree or branches.

DPR does not perform tree work on private property trees. Property owners must consult with a private landscape contractor to arrange for the removal of non-City trees or tree branches.

Property owners are responsible for knowing whether a tree is on their property or on the City's property. Trees can appear to be growing on your property but actually be on City property. Reference your title survey to verify property lines before removing a tree or conducting any tree work on or around trees in your front yard.