Georgia’s Tree Ordinances Survey
The “Survey of Community Tree Regulations in Georgia” was conducted by the Georgia Urban Forest Council to learn more about tree ordinances and tree-related regulations in Georgia.The project includes not only the survey but also the review of tree ordinances across the State. The “Georgia’s Tree Ordinances” report summarizes the results of the survey and tree ordinance review. The full report and appendices, with extensive survey and tree ordinance data and copies of all the tree ordinances reviewed are included in the”Georgia’s Tree Ordinances” project. To order a free copy of “Georgia’s Tree Ordinances,” click on the Tree Ordinance headline on homepage. Much of the information is included below for easy downloading.
The survey was conducted and the report prepared by Connie Head, Consulting Urban Forester, Technical Forestry Services, Commerce, Georgia.
Appendix G, Tree Ordinances:
Albany,
Alpharetta,
Arcade,
Athens-Clarke County,
City of Atlanta,
Augusta-Richmond County,
Austell,
Avondale Estates,
Bainbridge,
Barnesville,
Barrow County,
Baxley,
Berkeley Lake,
Blakeley,
Bloomingdale,
Brunswick,
Burke County,
Butts County,
Camilla,
Canton,
Carrollton,
Cartersville,
Catoosa County,
Cedartown,
Chamblee,
Chatham County,
Cherokee County,
Clarkston,
Clayton County,
Cobb County,
College Park,
Colquitt,
Columbia County,
Columbus-Muscogee County,
Conyers,
Cordele,
Covington,
Crisp County,
Dalton,
Darien,
Dawson County,
Dawsonville,
Decatur,
DeKalb County,
Douglas,
Douglas County,
Dublin,
Duluth,
Eastman,
East Point,
Eatonton,
Elberton,
Ellaville,
Fayette County,
Fayetteville,
Fitzgerald,
Flovilla, Forest Park ,
Forsyth County,
Fort Oglethorpe,
Fulton County,
Gainesville,
Garden City,
Gilmer County,
Gordon,
Grayson,
Griffin,
Gwinnett County,
Hall County,
Hampton,
Hawkinsville,
Helen,
Henry County,
Hinesville,
Homerville,
Jackson,
Jefferson,
Jesup,
Jonesboro,
Kennesaw,
Lee County,
Liberty County,
Lilburn,
Lincoln County,
Macon,
Madison,
Marietta,
McDonough,
Metter,
Millen,
Monroe,
Monticello,
Morrow,
Moultrie,
Mountain Park,
Newborn,
Newnan,
Newton County,
Norcross,
Odum,
Oxford,
Paulding County,
Peachtree City,
Pembroke,
Perry,
Richmond Hill,
Ringgold,
Riverdale,
Rockdale County,
Rome,
Roswell,
Saint Marys,
Sandersville,
Savannah,
Screven,
Senoia,
Smyrna,
Snellville,
Social Circle,
Spalding County,
Statesboro,
Stockbridge,
Stone Mountain,
Sumter County,
Suwanee,
Talmo,
Thomas County,
Thomaston,
Tifton,
Trenton,
Tybee Island,
Tyrone,
Union City,
Union County,
Valdosta,
Vidalia,
Warner Robins,
Washington,
Woodbine,
Woodstock,
Young Harris
The “Survey of Community Tree Regulations in Georgia” was conducted by the Georgia Urban Forest Council to learn more about tree ordinances and tree-related regulations in Georgia.The project includes not only the survey but also the review of tree ordinances across the State. The “Georgia’s Tree Ordinances” report summarizes the results of the survey and tree ordinance review. The full report and appendices, with extensive survey and tree ordinance data and copies of all the tree ordinances reviewed are included in the”Georgia’s Tree Ordinances” project. To order a free copy of “Georgia’s Tree Ordinances,” click on the Tree Ordinance headline on homepage. Much of the information is included below for easy downloading.