Tree Board
COMPOSITION
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen established a Tree Board on August 19, 2013 to assist in the selection, planting and maintenance of trees within the city limits, to study the city’s urban forest, determine needs, and to compose and review annually a Tree Plan and seek ways to implement it. The Tree Board is comprised of one member of the Board of Aldermen, two Glendale citizens appointed by the Mayor, the City Forester, the City Administrator, and the Public Works Superintendent.
MEMBERSHIP
MISSION STATEMENT
Our Mission is to create, publicize and consistently administer a policy for the planting,
maintenance and removal of trees and shrubs in the City of Glendale that fairly, equitably and
judiciously encourages and enhances the beauty of Glendale, in conformance with current and
future City Ordinances, but ever mindful of the long term benefits to the community of a
vibrant and healthy urban forest.
Glendale has been designated as a Tree City USA since 2013 in recognition of our ongoing efforts to care for publicly owned trees. You can learn more about the program and the valuable community benefits trees provide by visiting the Arbor Day Foundation website.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen established a Tree Board on August 19, 2013 to assist in the selection, planting and maintenance of trees within the city limits, to study the city’s urban forest, determine needs, and to compose and review annually a Tree Plan and seek ways to implement it. The Tree Board is comprised of one member of the Board of Aldermen, two Glendale citizens appointed by the Mayor, the City Forester, the City Administrator, and the Public Works Superintendent.
MEMBERSHIP
| Name | Title |
| Frank Johnson, City Administrator | Chair |
| Andy Haskenhoff, City Forester | Member |
| J.R. Walters | Member |
| Robert Weaver | Member |
| Terry Jones, Public Works Superintendent | Staff Member |
| Whitney Roper, Alderman | Member |
MISSION STATEMENT
Our Mission is to create, publicize and consistently administer a policy for the planting,
maintenance and removal of trees and shrubs in the City of Glendale that fairly, equitably and
judiciously encourages and enhances the beauty of Glendale, in conformance with current and
future City Ordinances, but ever mindful of the long term benefits to the community of a
vibrant and healthy urban forest.
- Do Not Plant List: A List of 13 Trees that may not be planted on the City of Glendale Right of Way
- Alternative Trees To The No-Plant List
- City of Glendale Tree Ordinance
Glendale has been designated as a Tree City USA since 2013 in recognition of our ongoing efforts to care for publicly owned trees. You can learn more about the program and the valuable community benefits trees provide by visiting the Arbor Day Foundation website.