City Tree Directory
Who Should I Call About…
Trees in parks - Parks & Recreation (206) 684-4113
Tree code violations – Planning & Development (206) 615-0808
Trees along streets- Department of Transportation (206) 684-TREE (8733)
Trees or limbs blocking sidewalks or streets (24 hr number)- (206) 386-1218
Trees and power lines - City Light (206) 386-1733
Tree/power line emergency – City Light (206) 684-3000
Illegal pruning & removal -
- on Seattle Parks Department property should be reported to (206) 684-4113 during regular business hours (8:00 am - 4:00 pm - Monday through Friday.)
- on other public property should be reported to (206) 684-TREE (8733) during regular business hours ( 8:00 am – 4:00 pm – Monday through Friday).
- on private property should be reported to DPD at 615-0808 ( 8:00 am – 4:30pm – Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays & 10:00 am – 4:30 pm – Wednesdays).
- During non-business hours call the police non-emergency number 206-625-5011 to report illegal cutting.
City Web Sites
Seattle Parks & Recreation Department
Tree Maintenance Program
Tree Management, Maintenance, Pruning, and/or Removal Policy
Urban Forest Restoration Program
Vegetation Management Plans
Tree Donations
Department of Planning & Development
Tree and Landscape Regulations
Codes & Regulations
Enforcement
Related Links
Seattle Department of Transportation
Arborists Office
206-684-TREE
Street Tree Planting Procedures
New Tree Planting
Tree Planting Tips
Watering Newly Planted Trees
Tree Pruning & Removal Permits
Tree Service Companies w/Annual Permit
Tree Pruning Guide
Landscape Architecture
Seasonal Tree Care
Utility Tree Inspections
Heritage Tree Program
Seattle Street Tree Inventory
Landscape Architecture & Natural Systems
Opportunities for Citizen Involvement
Seattle City Light
Vegetation Management
Urban Tree Replacement Program/Choosing the Right Tree
Tree Trimming Program
The Right Tree Book
Other Organizations
City Fruit
Forterra
Green Seattle Partnership
EarthCorps
Nature Consortium
Seattle Audubon
Plant Amnesty
Trees Are Good (International Society of Arboriculture)
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