Summary
A recent windstorm left significant tree damage citywide. Forestry crews are prioritizing the most hazardous trees first; residents reporting dead or damaged trees are asked to be patient — reports are logged and handled by risk level.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $8.3 million invested to eliminate sewer backups affecting about 1,200 homes.
Residents near hazardous trees get them removed sooner.
Residents waiting on lower-risk tree work face delays.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Safety & Public Works Committee - Aug 6, 2026
A recent windstorm left significant tree damage citywide. Forestry crews are prioritizing the most hazardous trees first; residents reporting dead or damaged trees are asked to be patient — reports are logged and handled by risk level.
Shaker Heights officials say 9 Lomond oaks must go after state review
Shaker Heights officials say 9 Lomond oaks must go after state review Cleveland.com
Safety & Public Works Committee - Jul 2, 2026
The $8.3 million project fixing decades of basement backups for 1,200 homes is 70% done, but a construction-method change means nine mature pin oaks must be removed on Lomond Boulevard — the main source of resident frustration. The city will replace each tree with two native red oaks and post tree assessments online. Substantial completion is targeted for Thanksgiving.
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