Report a Problem Tree

Do you need the City of Orlando to trim a tree in the public right-of-way?

Report unhealthy trees and trees that need trimming to help keep our public roads safe. 

Keep in mind:  

  • To use this service, the problem tree must be within city limits.
  • It is recommended that you hire an International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) certified arborist for inspections.
  • If you are concerned about the condition of a tree on your private property, you can still request an inspection to get an unbiased opinion on the condition of your tree.

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Identify the problem

Examples of a problem tree can include, but are not limited, to the following:

  • A tree has fallen and is blocking the public right of way
  • A tree has low hanging branches
  • A tree looks dead or diseased
  • Broken tree limbs are hanging over a street or sidewalk and requires immediate attention
  • Tree branches are blocking a street light

Report the tree problem to the city

The city will not trim:

  • Crape Myrtles
  • Limbs growing over private property
  • Trees near power lines
  • Trees not growing in or blocking the public right-of-way

Report a Problem Tree

We will schedule an inspection

An inspection will determine if the tree is in the public right-of-way and if it should be trimmed or removed. We will then send you an email with the final decision and provide a general time frame of when the work will be completed.

Contact Us

Phone

407.246.2514

Email

trees@orlando.gov

Main Office

Families, Parks & Recreation
595 North Primrose Drive
Orlando
32803
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