Eight reviewed local guides

Find the tree rules for a property.

Search an address to identify the likely city or county reviewer. Where a Tree Collective guide is complete, continue to plain-language requirements and official sources; elsewhere, use the boundary result as orientation only.

Property search

Start with the exact property.

Enter the street address to identify the city or county that likely reviews the work and the tree rules that may apply.

The address or device location is used only to return this result and is not saved. Guide opens are counted anonymously by ordinance.

How the result is identified

Esri matches the address or coordinates. AskR checks its published jurisdiction boundaries first; U.S. Census geography provides a fallback and the display polygons. Boundaries and annexations can change, so confirm the result with the reviewing agency.

15 reviewed guides0 additional reference boundaries

Guide availability and boundary availability are shown separately.

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Important: Use this finder to get oriented, not as an official property-boundary or permit determination. Confirm the jurisdiction and current requirements with the reviewing agency before beginning work or advising a client.

Before you rely on a result

Three things matter.

01
Confirm who reviews the property
A mailing address can cross city and county boundaries. Verify whether the property is governed by a city or county before relying on its rules.
02
Describe the proposed work
Removal, pruning, construction, grading, trenching, and demolition can trigger different requirements or reviews.
03
Read the current official materials
The governing code, application, checklist, and reviewing agency make the final determination.

Ten complete guides

Guidance grounded in official sources.

The directory currently covers six incorporated cities and four unincorporated counties. Each guide organizes official requirements into a practical starting point and links directly to the governing sources.

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Find the tree rules for a property.

Start with the exact property.

Three things matter.

Guidance grounded in official sources.

Atlanta

Decatur

Brookhaven

Dunwoody

Smyrna

Tucker

Clarkston

Pine Lake

Stone Mountain

Berkeley Lake

Dacula

Fulton County

DeKalb County

Cobb County

Gwinnett County

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