Trees in Gresham
Trees contribute to the livability of the community by enhancing aesthetic beauty, minimizing surface water and groundwater runoff and diversion, filtering noise and air pollution, and promoting soil stability.
Trees in Gresham are regulated differently depending on their location, purpose, size, and type.
Gresham currently has a citizen advisory group that advises the City Council on tree management issues. Read more about the Urban Forestry Subcommittee.
Arbor Day
 Join us as we celebrate Arbor Day as well as our fifth year as a designated Tree City USA community. See how many tree tags you can find around the city or come join us as we plant our official City tree, Hogan cedar.
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Significant Trees
 Significant trees are trees adopted by the City as trees of significance related to a historic event, uniqueness of shape or species, location, age, or functionality.
Read more about Gresham's significant trees.
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Tree Questions
 Learn more about tree care or street trees as well as tree removal and how trees in Gresham are regulated differently depending on their location, purpose, size and significance.
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Tree Code Project
 The City is currently reviewing the Development Code to clarify and consolidate Tree Codes to make them easier to implement and understand.
Read more about the City's tree code improvement project
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