The Angola Tree Board, along with the Angola Parks & Recreation Department serve various needs for the City. The majority of their funds are spent on removal of dead and/or dangerous trees within the city's right-of-way. Funds are also spent to reforest the city's urban forest through programs like the City-Wide Tree Give-Away. The Tree Board also educates the public through their Arbor Day activities which include the Plant-An-Oak program for elementary children. The Board has also assisted in acquiring land to protect urban forests such as "Marion's Woods" located on Calvary Lane in Angola. Funds raised by the Angola Tree Board assisted ACRES Land Trust in the purchase and protection of this beautiful urban forest.
If you are aware of a dead or dangerous tree, located within the City of Angola's right-of-way, please contact the Angola Parks & Recreation. They will assess the danger and remove or trim trees as needed.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding trees, tree care or programs, please give Park & Rec. a call.
The Angola Tree Board is made up of five members serving the community to better the urban forest of the city.