Public Works

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publicworks

Who can I call to take a look at my tree to determine if it's a "Street Tree" ? And if it needs replacement?

Please reach the Planning Department at planning@ci.sandy.or.us to assist in determining if a tree is a street tree.  Please include your address along with a picture of the tree and where it's located, if possible.

How do I take care of my street trees after a storm?

After a storm, if limbs and debris will not fit in your yard debris container, the City has a free chipper rental program.

Click on the following link for more information about "How to Reserve the Chipper": https://www.ci.sandy.or.us/publicworks/page/how-reserve-chipper

How do I know if my street tree needs replacement?

A professional arborist can determine tree health. City staff will not make health determinations.

Do I need a permit to remove a street tree?

Yes. A tree removal permit is required for the removal of any street tree adjacent to your property.  For properties without a planter strip, the front yard trees are officialy street trees.

How do I reserve the chipper, who can reserve the chipper and when?

The Chipper program is reserved for citizens who reside within the boundaries of the City limits.

Follow this link to find more information about reserving the chipper and associated rules. https://www.ci.sandy.or.us/publicworks/page/how-reserve-chipper

Who do I contact to discuss my water bill?

Please contact our Utility Clerk at:  503-668-7449 to discuss your water bill.

My water tastes different today. Why?

Many factors can lead to different taste characteristics.

Seasonal algae blooms in source water and chlorine residual levels are just a few examples of things that can lead to taste variations.

Is my water safe to drink?

Sandy's drinking water is tested rigorously and meets safe drinking water standards.

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