Cambridge, MA PLUS

sidewalk tree looks dead or at least in very poor shape (no green leaves at all)

Hi. As the owner of 46 Reed St, this is my request. Since you'll be working on the sidewalks on Reed Street next week, I'm asking that you remove this tree and plant one in front of 42 Reed where there was a tree that died and was recently removed. Honoring my request is a win/win. We won't be loosing a tree, we're simply placing one in another location. This would also provide much needed sunlight to the tree in the front of my yard, as well as the vegetable crops my wife grows each year. Thank you. - 10/31/2025

The upper branches of the large tree in front of 210 Prospect St seem to be dying / partly dead - they do not have many, if any, leaves on them.

This is a mature tree that seems to otherwise be in pretty good health, and it would be great to see if some judicious pruning of the dead branches would improve its overall health.

I would prefer not to see the tree cut down / replaced, but if the city arborist determines that that is the best course of action for the tree, so be it.

Dead tree.

Resident believes the tree is dead. Tony would like someone come inspect the tree.

A pile of branches has been in front of the fire hydrant shown in photo, at intersection of Green Street and Bay, for about a week. Originally this material was by the curb at the property on opposite side of Green Street.

large tree limb down on edge of street/sidewalk

The tree on the south side of Suffolk near Norfolk Street is dead and will take down wires and damage cars and 116 Norfolk brick wall if it falls.

Garden should be removed before it becomes a hazard for the community gardeners and for users of Sacramento Field.

Small broken tree branch hanging into bike travel zone of street. Could be dangerous at night