About the Circuit Tree Maintenance Program
Maintenance will primarily involve pruning which will focus on improving tree structure, reducing risk, and attaining clearance from infrastructure such as streets or buildings. Removal will only be reserved for dead trees, dying trees, or trees that pose an unacceptable risk to people or property. We will follow up with a tree planting program to replace removed trees in spaces appropriate for planting.
What to Expect in Your Neighborhood
We anticipate starting work in May, and completing tree maintenance in your neighborhood before the end of the month. Where needed, temporary parking restriction signs will be installed two days prior to the work and will remain up until the work is completed. Bilingual (English/Spanish) informational signs will be installed at major entrances to the neighborhood.
How to Learn More
All currently planned maintenance can be viewed on our Tree Maintenance Map. Residents who have specific maintenance requests with publicly-owned trees can submit a ticket through our online Report-a-Problem system.
Please help us share this information with your neighbors. For any questions or concerns not addressed by the resources above, please feel free to reach out directly to at dmurcia-rojas@arlingtonva.us or vverweij@arlingtonva.us.
To learn more, please visit our Circuit Tree Maintenance webpage.
Vincent Verweij (he/him, ISA, TRAQ)
Urban Forest Manager
Arlington County Urban Forestry
703-228-1863
For maintenance and tree planting requests, please use our Report A Problem tool: