Street Tree Trimming and Removal:
Street Tree Trimming and Removal Anne Arundel County is authorized by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to remove or trim hazardous trees that occupy County-maintained roadside property. State law refers to these trees as "street trees".
More information on State tree laws can be found at http://www.dnr.state.md.us/forests/programapps/newrtlaw.asp. In addition to street tree trimming or removal, resulting tree stumps may also be removed from county-maintained roadside property if the County determines the stump interferes with other work such as sidewalk replacement. In many cases the stump may be allowed to remain on County-maintained roadside property following removal of a tree.
Trees on Private Property:
Trees That Block County Roads:
Non-Hazardous (Nuisance) Tree Issues:
Tree Planting or Replacement:
Should individuals or communities desire to plant new street trees or replace street trees that have been removed, they should contact the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Forest Services.
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- Within 100 feet of the face of a STOP or YIELD sign
- Within 50 feet of the face of any other street sign
- Within 25 feet of a streetlight
Within 150 feet of the intersection to the left or within 100 feet of the intersection to the right along a cross street at an intersection controlled by a STOP or YIELD sign.
Submit a Request
To request investigation of a suspected tree hazard within a County-maintained roadside right-of-way, please contact the appropriate Road District. A representative will investigate your concern and respond to you within one week to advise you of an approximate schedule for any needed work.
Lookup up the Road District where the issue is located using the tool below for contact information.