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Shade Tree
In 1993, through municipal code Chapter 109, the Mayor and Council established the Shade Tree Advisory Committee and the position of Administrator of Tree Conservation. During this same year, Secaucus was officially designated as a “Tree City USA.” The town continues to hold this prestigious distinction thanks to the hard work of the Secaucus Public Works Department.
Mayor Gonnelli and the Town Council recognize the physical, environmental, economic, and social benefits that a well-established and properly maintained tree resource provides to our community. With their full support, the Shade Tree Committee oversees tree planting, pruning, education, and more through a yearly accreditation process run by the NJ Urban and Community Forestry Department and the NJ Shade Tree Federation.Please review the FAQ below to learn more:
Why are trees so important? What benefits do they provide?
Which trees are owned by the Town of Secaucus?
If I have a question, request, or complaint about a town tree, what do I do?
What happens if I violate any provision in the Tree Conservation Ordinance?
What types of trees are planted along streets, and why?
What trees/shrubs are recommended for private property?
If I want to do an alteration/addition or build a new home, do I need a Landscaping Permit?
How do I plant a tree and care for it?
Who do I hire for tree service on my own property?
Can I read Secaucus’s current Community Forestry Management Plan?
How do I donate to the Arbor Day Tree Appreciation Campaign, and/or as a living memorial for a loved one?
What are some great educational resources for kids?
How does Secaucus celebrate Arbor Day?
Can I Volunteer?
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