Brentwood declares March 29 Arbor Day with tree distribution event

The Brentwood City Commission meeting on March 24, 2025, focused on community engagement and environmental initiatives, highlighted by a proclamation for Arbor Day. All commissioners were present as the meeting commenced with an invocation led by Commissioner Dunn, expressing gratitude for the city's safety during recent storms and acknowledging public service employees.

A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the upcoming Arbor Day celebration, scheduled for March 29, 2025, at the Brentwood Library. Lynn Tucker, chair of the tree board, introduced fellow members and shared details about the event, which will feature the distribution of 2,000 free trees, along with complimentary ice cream and hot dogs. Tucker emphasized the community's involvement, noting the participation of local volunteers, including students from the Junior ROTC and Key Club.

Mayor Mark Worman read the official Arbor Day proclamation, recognizing the historical significance of the day and its importance in promoting tree planting and environmental stewardship. The proclamation encourages citizens to celebrate Arbor Day and support efforts to protect local trees and woodlands.

The meeting concluded with an invitation for public comments, reinforcing the commission's commitment to community engagement and environmental awareness. The Arbor Day celebration is expected to foster community spirit and enhance Brentwood's green spaces.