Pinellas County PLUS

The trees behind my property are maintained by the county. On CR 90 there are three chinaberry tree clumps behind our house at 875 Edgehill Dr. Palm Harbor. They grow a seed fruit and we are seeing rats often looking around for the fruit seeds. We have paid twice to remove the limbs hanging over our fence in an attempt to keep the seeds on the other side of the fence. The trees are also invasive. They are constantly being trimmed for the power lines as well. Can the county remove these trees?

Came down during hurricane Milton... Children going to the elementary school are having to go out into the street on 15th street to go around it

Rubber tree branches need to be trimmed
Branches are blocking the view of incoming traffic for the crossing guard when setting out cones
Northwest side of 54th Ave west of 63rd Way

Tree cracked during hurricane storm and is damage and hazard to everyone. It’s all black in center and dangerous to keep it’s dying

North bound, outside lane of Belcher Rd just north of Harn Rd there is a large tree branch that needs to be trimmed to prevent damage to vehicles and school buses.

low hanging branches

Large broken limb that looks like it could fall on road at any moment. On W Lake Rd south of Trailwood Dr

Tree at 14196 Mark Drive has a branch that is dangling and could cause damage or serious injury to vehicles or pedestrians

Broken limbs on oak tree over hanging street in front of 2138 Hidden Lake Dr

Address is approximate. On the south side of 86th ave, west of oakhurst, there's a tree which is leaning over the road. It's been leaning for years, but is much worse now, I believe it's in danger of falling soon. (I've been aware of that tree since I often bicycle on the sidewalk next to it.)

Tree in swale, limb split during hurricane. Hanging limb is a hazard. Also high limbs in pine trees adjacent also split, hanging and hazard.