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City of Geneva Shade Tree Committee

 Dedicated to improving Geneva's urban environment through trees

Geneva Mayor Stu Einstein and his Arbor Day planting teams.

Team "A" plants one of over 30 Arbor Day trees in 2009.

 
The City of Geneva's Shadetree Committee oversees all aspects of City Tree: planting, trimming, and removal. The current Committee consists of eight volunteers appointed by the City Manager for three-year terms and is supported by City Staff; it holds monthly meeting open to the public. 

The Committee's work covers a wide range:

• Projects
• Policies and Procedures
• Analyses

The goal of this work is to advise City officials and residents on how to create and maintain a healthy, functional, and safe urban forest.

How to prune. Image from US Forest Service web site
Links to more information:

• FAQs
• The Value of Trees
• Membership and Documentation
• Contact Us

Tree Care:

• Tree Selection
• Tree Planting

Committee Work

• Projects
• Policies and Procedures
• Analyses

Helpful Information

• FAQs
• The Value of Trees
• Membership and Documentation
• Contact Us

Tree Care

• Tree Selection
• Tree Planting

Related Links

• arborday.org
• treesaregood.org