Trees · California
City of Long Beach Free Street Tree Program
Run by Long Beach Office of Climate Action and Sustainability
- What you get
- Free street tree, planted by the City
- Who qualifies
- Residents with an empty parkway
- Where
- Long Beach residents with an empty parkway.
- Status
- Open. At request; summer pause July-September.
- Type of payment
- Free item
What you do
Request a free street tree planted in an empty parkway in front of your home.
Requirements
- Read the City's Policy on Tree Maintenance
- Choose a tree from the Available Street Tree List (2025)
- Submit the application
How to apply
- 1Read the Policy on Tree Maintenance
- 2Pick a tree from the Tree Selection List
- 3Submit the application on the program page
Timing and deadlines
About 2 months wait; planting pauses July through September
Sources
- https://longbeach.gov/sustainability/programs/tree-planting/ (official page)
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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