Summary
The county continues removing dead and dying hazard trees along roads, with 82.5% cost reimbursement from the state and Forest Service. The program has removed 11,000+ trees since 2017 but only about 40-50% of notified property owners return right-of-entry forms.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
County pays about 17.5% of project costs after reimbursements; roughly $300,000 removed 500 trees in one recent project.
Residents along county roads, drivers, and communities at risk from falling hazard trees.
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