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The Department of Public Works and Transportation (DPW&T) removes and performs elevation trimming of trees that are in the County rights-of-way. The County trees must be maintained to control their growth and to assure that they don't present a safety hazard to motorists or pedestrians by obstructing sight distances.

The Department provides or coordinates this service on a year basis, in addition to removing dead trees as necessary. Report a Downed Tree. Aptera's expert tree removal service in Prince George's County will help you save time and money, but you can also rent safety equipment and cutting tools to cut down a tree on your own.

We highly recommend using eye, leg and hand protection when cutting down a tree. The RTRP Program works closely with homeowners' and civic associations, as well as the Prince George's County Council. Since its inception, the RTRP Program has worked with communities in Prince George’s County, has removed 12, trees, and has planted 33, trees.

For more information about the RTRP Program, please contact Program Coordinator for Prince George's County. If the tree is on your property, it depends on how many trees you are removing.

Generally, removing one tree does not require a permit. However, contact the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) Environmental Planning Section, at for guidance regarding tree removal and tree conservation approvals. For detailed guidance on this topic, please go to the. Tree ReLeaf Grant Program. Prince George's County wants to help your community"turn green" with trees!

Through the Tree ReLEAF Grant Program, the County provides funds to community groups and municipalities for planting native trees and shrubs in public or private common areas.

For more information, contact 1. Tree removal is a dangerous task that requires a specific set of skills. 2. Tree removal is complicated and you’ll need the right tools to get the job done properly. 3. A professional tree expert will be fully licensed and insure to get rid of your trees or stumps safely.

Make an appointment with Milton’s Tree Care Services today. A: No, funding provided to Placer County only allows for the removal of trees and woody debris currently threatening county infrastructure. If trees were cut down by PG&E, they will be removed by their contractor. PG&E also offers a debris management program for removing slash. For more information, contact PG&E.