Understand the asset
Build a location-based view of public trees, condition, risk, and maintenance need.
Municipalities
Turn public-tree data into defensible priorities and work plans.
Peachtree supports municipalities with inventories, risk assessment, capital planning, procurement support, geospatial monitoring, and coordinated local execution.
Public trees · Defensible priorities · Procurement
What matters here
Start with the places people use every day.
Defend priorities
Use consistent criteria to connect limited budgets with the highest-impact work.
Document completion
Keep scopes, vendor activity, completed work, and next actions connected for reporting.
Planning & intelligence
Make the public-tree work plan easier to explain.
Connect inventory findings, service priorities, budgets, and completion records so public works and parks teams can show what needs attention and what has been done.
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Asset & jurisdiction record
Identify public trees, managed locations, inventory gaps, and ownership or jurisdiction questions.
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Prioritized work register
Use documented condition, site use, and arborist recommendations to organize inspection and maintenance needs.
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Procurement scope
Define work locations, quantities, access constraints, documentation, and vendor requirements for the appropriate purchasing process.
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Completion & budget report
Connect completed scopes and supporting records to remaining needs and the next funding cycle.
The operating plan
Move from inventory to an executable public work program.
Build on existing GIS and department records, then align priorities with funding and procurement requirements.
01 / INVENTORY
Establish the baseline
Review existing data, identify gaps, and define the streets, parks, and public facilities in scope.
02 / PRIORITIZE
Define the work packages
Group assessed needs into clear locations, scopes, and phases with supporting recommendations.
03 / PROCURE
Coordinate local capacity
Support the department's purchasing process with defined requirements and credentialed vendor options.
04 / REPORT
Close the work record
Review completion documentation, update maintenance history, and refresh the next work program.
Recurring tree management
Planned care. A budget for the year ahead.
The platform connects recurring care, vendor coordination, maintenance history, and a year-over-year plan and budget.
- One pruning visit per year
- Two fertilization visits per year
- Pre-positioned emergency response
Tree selection, treatments, timing, and emergency arrangements are defined in the property's agreed scope.
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Choose the support your property needs.
GIS Digital Tree Inventory
GIS-based inventory for streets, parks, facilities, and public property.
Explore serviceCapital planning & grants
Prioritized budgets, phased programs, and supporting information for funding decisions.
Explore serviceGeospatial monitoring
Portfolio screening and change detection that directs qualified field review.
Explore serviceEmergency response planning
Preparedness, triage, and vendor coordination before and after major events.
Explore serviceWho we support
One property or a connected portfolio.
Cities & counties
A consistent tree record and planning approach across departments and managed properties.
Parks & public works
Streets, recreation areas, public routes, and maintenance scopes coordinated around daily operations.
Public facilities
Tree priorities around libraries, civic buildings, parking areas, and visitor access.
Community forestry
Inventory gaps, planting priorities, canopy goals, and information to support funding decisions.
Planning your program
Municipalities: common questions
Can you work with our existing tree inventory?
Start by sharing the format, coverage, age, and fields in the existing inventory. The review identifies what can support the program and which gaps or field conditions need to be checked before work is prioritized.
Can Peachtree support an RFP or phased work package?
Peachtree can help organize work locations, scopes, priorities, and documentation for your team's review. The municipality retains its procurement decisions and required purchasing process.
What should we prepare before storm season?
Review priority locations, emergency access, decision makers, contact lists, existing contracts, and documentation requirements. A preparedness plan connects those items with assessment and vendor coordination when an event occurs.
Scope your public-tree program
Start the conversationStart with the property. Build the plan from there.
Share your locations, current priorities, existing tree records, and upcoming work. Peachtree will help define the assessment and program scope.