Redmond Launches First-Ever Tree Giveaway

Redmond, WALocal News

Redmond, WA, launches its first free tree giveaway to advance urban forestry and achieve a 40% tree canopy cover goal by 2050. Mayor Angela Birney highlighted the myriad benefits trees offer, such as enhancing community health and protecting against erosion. The initiative will distribute 500 trees to residents as well as local organizations, including schools and nonprofits, with educational resources on selection and care provided. Interested participants must complete an application before attending the giveaway event on September 27, 2025, at the Redmond Municipal Campus, as supplies are limited. Additionally, a community planting event with Green Redmond will occur in October, allowing volunteers to engage without needing planting space.

The tree giveaway aligns with Redmond's Tree Canopy Strategic Plan and Environmental Sustainability Action Plan. For further information and applications, residents are encouraged to visit redmond. gov/TreeGiveaway. This initiative underscores the city's commitment to environmental sustainability and climate change mitigation.

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