Trees · Nebraska

City of Norfolk Re-Tree Program Terrace Tree Reimbursement

Run by City of Norfolk Parks and Recreation (Forestry)

Status not postedLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
100% reimbursement of tree purchase up to $100; max 2 trees per property per year
Maximum
$200 per household
Who qualifies
Homeowners within Norfolk city limits.
Where
Homeowners inside Norfolk city limits.
Status
Status not posted. The official page doesn't say whether it's taking applications.
Type of payment
Rebate

What you do

Buy and plant a tree from the city's approved list in or near the terrace (up to 12 feet from back of curb).

Requirements

  • Tree location approved by the city (an arborist reviews the marked spot)
  • Tree chosen from the city's approved Tree Consideration list
  • Purchased from a local tree nursery
  • Call 811 for utility locates before digging
  • Receipt required
  • Max 2 trees per property per year; program limited to 50 trees per year, first come first served

How to apply

  1. 1Mark your tree location and call Parks and Recreation (402-844-2250) for location approval
  2. 2Select a tree from the approved list
  3. 3Purchase it from a local tree nursery
  4. 4Plant it (call 811 first)
  5. 5Bring the receipt to the Parks and Recreation office for reimbursement

Timing and deadlines

not published

not published for current year

Combining it with other programs

Partly funded by the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum Waterwise match

Sources

Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.

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