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Storm wreaks havoc on local parks and trees

August 15, 2024 | Euclid City Boards & Commissions, Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio


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Storm wreaks havoc on local parks and trees
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the aftermath of a severe storm that caused significant damage to local parks, including Oak Grove, Triangle Park, and Briardale. The storm resulted in the loss of numerous trees, with Triangle Park suffering the most, losing nearly six trees. This follows a previous tornado that had already impacted the area's tree canopy.

Linda, a member of the commission, highlighted the ongoing cleanup efforts and suggested that Arbor Day planting could be considered for Triangle Park due to its visibility. The discussion also touched on the community's reaction to the storm damage, with concerns raised about residents wanting to remove healthy trees out of fear following the storm.

Another member emphasized the importance of tree maintenance to minimize damage during such storms, advocating for a program to ensure the city's trees are properly cared for. Additionally, improvements to the city’s website were noted, including better access to information about the Shade Tree Commission and resources for residents.

The meeting concluded with the announcement of the next gathering scheduled for September 19 at 6:00 p.m., where further discussions on tree care and community engagement are expected to continue.

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