The Tree Canopy Enhancement Program in St. Augustine is now accepting applications for free trees to be planted in front of your home or on your private property.
, ranging from those with large canopies to ones with smaller canopies.
Hurry, as applications will only be accepted from June 1 to August 31, or until quantity limits are met.Once you’ve submitted your application, our dedicated City staff will reach out to you to schedule a site visit. This visit will help determine if the desired tree fits the available space on your property.
If there are any constraints, don’t worry! Our team will suggest an alternative option to ensure you can still enjoy a beautiful tree. Site assessments will take place between June and August during regular business hours.In September, our City staff will diligently review all applications and select the lucky homeowners approved for planting.
The number of trees planted will depend on the available budget, so keep your fingers crossed! If your application is accepted, you’ll be required to complete a temporary tree planting access agreement. This agreement allows the tree to be planted on your private property while relieving the City of any maintenance or liability.Mark your calendars because the approved trees will be planted between November and February.
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