Trees · Washington

Vancouver Treefund Tree Rebate

Run by City of Vancouver Urban Forestry

Status not postedLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
50% refund up to $50 per tree, up to 5 trees per lot; existing or new City Utility eBilling customers get up to $100 back on their first tree (capped at tree cost)
Maximum
$300 per household
Who qualifies
Residential property within Vancouver city limits.
Where
Residential property within Vancouver, Washington city limits.
Status
Status not posted. The official page doesn't say whether it's taking applications.
Type of payment
Rebate
Official program page

What you do

Buy and plant an approved medium-to-large yard or street tree, then mail in the receipt for a refund.

Requirements

  • Tree on approved list (e.g., Douglas fir, Garry oak, bigleaf maple, tuliptree, incense cedar)
  • Deciduous at least 1.5 in caliper; broadleaf at least 6 ft tall; conifer at least 4 ft tall
  • Space for full mature size; dwarf fruit/nut trees excluded
  • Not planted through Friends of Trees or to meet mitigation/development requirements
  • Street trees need a street tree work permit before buying
  • Receipt and application; city staff visit tree

How to apply

  1. 1Choose a tree from the approved list
  2. 2Buy and plant it within city limits
  3. 3Complete the application and keep the receipt
  4. 4Mail application and receipt to Urban Forestry, PO Box 1995, Vancouver WA 98668
  5. 5Staff inspect the tree; refund mailed

Timing and deadlines

not published

not published

Combining it with other programs

Cannot be combined with Friends of Trees trees; not stated otherwise

Sources

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 See something out of date?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

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