Request a New Boulevard Tree
馃嚭馃嚫 Minneapolis, MN, United States 路 Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, Forestry
A Park Board-planted boulevard tree in front of your property, paid from the Forestry budget
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board cares for about 200,000 boulevard trees and plants new ones on request. Residents and property owners ask by phone or email; Forestry inspects the spot, checks that money is budgeted, and adds approved sites to the spring planting list. Removed boulevard trees are replanted automatically without a request.
Who qualifies
"Minneapolis residents and property owners are welcome to request a new boulevard tree." The location must pass an inspection and the tree must fit the Park Board's species-diversity and placement guidelines. Planting your own tree on the boulevard requires a separate permit and you pay the cost.
How to apply
Call 612-313-7710 or email forestry@minneapolisparks.org. Requests must be received by August 31 to be considered for planting the following spring; later requests roll to the year after.
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