Report a Tree Problem or Request a New Tree

Overview

The City of St. Louis Forestry Division appreciates calls anytime to let them know that there is a problem with City trees. Department personnel may already be aware of the problem and may already be working to solve it, but sometimes your call is what's needed to learn about a tree problem.

Preparation

Provide as much information as possible. Include information on

• Address or intersection

• Describe conditions

Instructions

1. Start with the 'Begin Online' button below and select the service that best describe the situation.
2. Complete the steps and submit the request.

Begin online

Fees

No fee associated with the service request.

What to Expect

You will receive an email with a request ID number.  

You can use the number to check the status of the service  request.

Additional Information

Who Owns Street Trees? 

Trees located between the curb and sidewalk, or typically within 10 feet of the curb are considered "city-owned trees". These are owned and managed by the Forestry Division. 

When to Obtain a Permit?

Residents that want to plant, remove, prune, or treat trees in this tree lawn area must first obtain a Tree Permit to do so or by calling the Citizens' Service Bureau at 314-622-4800 and request to receive a tree permit. 

Without a permit, you may be subject to fines or fees. 

Learn more on the Forestry Division Tree Section.