Trees · New Hampshire

City of Concord Tree Committee Grant (50% of Street-Side Tree)

Run by City of Concord, Tree Committee / General Services

OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
50% of the cost of the tree (trees cost about $350 and up, so roughly $175+ per tree); planting is free
Who qualifies
Residential property owners in Concord, including multi-family and apartment properties. Commercial and institutional properties do not qualify.
Where
Residential property owners in the City of Concord, NH, including multi-family properties.
Status
Open. Page calls it a new program; no budget or end date published.
Type of payment
Cost share
Official program page

What you do

Buy a city-approved tree planted in your front yard near the right-of-way, with the city planting it, and the Tree Committee grant covers half the tree cost.

Requirements

  • Up to 2 trees per property per year, subject to availability
  • Planting location must abut or be within the right-of-way (within 10 feet of back of right-of-way or sidewalk, front yard only)
  • Grant cannot be used to satisfy Site Plan or Subdivision requirements
  • Applicant must also meet Sustainable Street Tree Program criteria
  • Property owner completes the application in person for notarization and pays for the tree(s)
  • Owner maintains the tree after the first year's pruning

How to apply

  1. 1Request a tree by phone (603-228-2737), in person at the office, via SeeClickFix, or the MyConcordNH app
  2. 2Select the grant option
  3. 3Owner completes notarized application in person
  4. 4Pay for the tree(s) as directed
  5. 5City schedules planting in spring in order of applications received

Timing and deadlines

Planting happens in spring; requests accepted any time and scheduled in order received. Reimbursement mechanics not explained on the page.

None listed

Sources

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 See something out of date?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

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