Tree Board
The Tree Board is responsible for hearing requests from citizens regarding planting, maintenance and removal of street and park trees. It also is responsible for establishing guidelines for spacing of trees on town property.
For more information, contact Public Space Manager Stephanie Trueblood by email or by phone at 919-296-9481.
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Treasure Trees
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The board's Treasure Trees program creates awareness of and gives recognition to the preservation of significant trees in the Hillsborough area. A significant tree may be on public or private land and can be recognized for its historic value; beauty; value to wildlife; or exceptional size, age, shape or color.
Trees can be nominated for the program online or by downloading, printing and mailing the form below.
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Bee City USA
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The national nonprofit Bee City USA organization has recognized Hillsborough's work to reverse pollinator declines. Tree Board members serve as liaisons to the Bee City USA organization and as committee members for the program. For more information, see the Bee City USA page on this website.
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Membership
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NameTerm expiresCasey CollinsJan. 31, 2020Frances Harris — vice chairJune 30, 2021Andrea Lewis — chairNov. 30, 2021Tim LogueJan. 31, 2020Phyllis Simon — liaison to Hillsborough Garden ClubMarch 31, 2021Bryan StuartFeb. 21, 2021Elizabeth WatersJan. 30, 2022Gregory Yavelak — ex-officio memberJune 8, 2018-
Casey Collins
- Term expires Jan. 31, 2020
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Frances Harris — vice chair
- Term expires June 30, 2021
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Andrea Lewis — chair
- Term expires Nov. 30, 2021
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Tim Logue
- Term expires Jan. 31, 2020
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Phyllis Simon — liaison to Hillsborough Garden Club
- Term expires March 31, 2021
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Bryan Stuart
- Term expires Feb. 21, 2021
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Elizabeth Waters
- Term expires Jan. 30, 2022
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Gregory Yavelak — ex-officio member
- Term expires June 8, 2018
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Casey Collins
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Meeting information
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Upcoming:Regular MeetingDate:Feb. 20, 2019Time:9 a.m.Location:Town Hall Annex Board Meeting Room
105 E. Corbin StDetails:This February meeting the Board will be discussing the recommendation to remove shrubs and small trees along the east property line of the Town Hall Annex located at 105 East Corbin StreetDocuments: