Four hundred and nine trees.
A public record of the neighborhood canopy: what the arborist found in June 2026, what the work will cost, and what has already been done.
One square per tree, colored by what the arborist prescribed.
A — priority workB — preventativeC — routineNothing neededOpen planting pit
Every species on the register
Willow Oak carries the canopy. Concentration in one species is the register’s main long-term risk—the tail below it is what diversifies the street.
Willow Oak
109Zelkova
68Sugar Maple
52Red Maple
36Bradford Pear
14Kentucky Coffee
11Redbud
10White Oak
10Hornbeam
8Black Gum
6Fastigeous White Oak
5American Linden
4Ginko
4Pin Oak
4Red Oak
4Witch Hazel
4Elm
3Kousa Dogwood
3Bald Cypress
2Golden Rain Tree
2Laurel Oak
2Yellowwood
2Boxelder
1Chestnut Oak
1Fastigeous Sweetgum
1Flowering Dogwood
1Hackberry
1Honey Locust
1Horse Chestnut
1Japanese Maple
1Serviceberry
1Southern Red Oak
1Tree Lilac
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Trees on record
409
Every tagged tree and planting site
Priority work
154
Category A — scheduled first
Preventative
55
Category B — future risk reduction
Quoted work
$103k
Across the June 2026 work plan
Tree inventory
Every tagged tree with address, species, size, category and prescribed work. Search and filter.
409 records →02Articles and guides
How to read the arborist report, how trees work, planting and care, grants and funding.
6 articles →03Tree types and locations
The 33 living tree types growing here, how many of each, and the streets they line.
Browse tree types →