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Council adopts Providence community forest management plan
Summary
Council approved Resolution 07‑2026 to adopt a citywide tree inventory and community forest management plan after staff described a professional assessment of more than 4,000 city‑owned trees and maintenance priorities.
The Providence City Council approved Resolution 07‑2026 on July 15 to adopt a citywide tree inventory and community forest management plan prepared by a national arborist firm. Staff said the assessment cataloged over 4,000 city trees, identified species composition, mapped locations, and recommended maintenance, pruning and removal priorities along with public outreach and grant opportunities.
Council members said the plan will help move the city from a reactive to a proactive urban‑forest maintenance approach, improve public-safety preparedness for wind‑related tree hazards, and strengthen applications for grant funding. The council amended the resolution wording to include the plan’s formal title (community forest management plan) and approved the resolution.
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