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Falcon Heights reports 17 boulevard tree sign‑ups; staff plans fall outreach
Summary
City staff told the Environment Commission that only 17 residents have requested free boulevard trees so far; staff said they will consider public‑space plantings and promote fall sign‑ups at the July 16 Ice Cream Social.
City staff reported that sign‑ups for Falcon Heights’ free boulevard tree program have lagged, with 17 residential trees requested as of the June 8 commission meeting.
Staff Liaison Myhren told commissioners that the count so far is lower than expected. Staff are considering planting additional trees in public spaces to improve canopy coverage and are planning targeted promotion for fall sign‑ups.
Commissioners discussed outreach opportunities and noted the city could begin fall registration promotion at the Ice Cream Social on July 16, 2026. No formal motion or funding allocation for additional plantings was made at the meeting.
