Cheyenne Department of Urban Forestry, caring for trees in Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Urban Forestry is a Division of the City of Cheyenne Parks & Recreation Department
Contact Us: Address: 520 W. 8th Ave.
            Cheyenne WY 82001
              Phone: 307-637-6428

Questions? E-Mail Forestry Division
Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 6:30am - 3:30pm
Friday: 6:30am - 12:00noon
Saturday & Sunday: Closed











      

Lilac / Ash Borer

            
Pupal cases (skins) protruding from exit holes of adult lilac/ash borers out of an Ash tree.
             Photo: Cheyenne Urban Forestry



Mountain Pine Beetle  (MPB) is coming into Cheyenne by way of infested firewood. MPB affects Ponderosa, Scotch, and Lodgepole pine.

How bad is Mountain Pine Beetle in Wyoming and Colorado?


Licensed Arborists in the City of Cheyenne

Urban Forest Interpretive Center: Tree House, Nature Center, and Who Crossed My Path?

Street and Park Tree Evaluation for Cheyenne

                         
          2009 - Precipitation for Cheyenne



Tree Selection and Planting Guidelines

And


Tree Retention and Protection Guidelines


(For Construction Projects on City Lands)


 

Short List of Trees and Shrubs that can grow in Cheyenne

Cheyenne Botanic Gardens - trees, shrubs and other plants for Cheyenne

Xeriscape™  - A Landscape that flourishes with less water              Xeric Plants
Xeriscape is a registered trademark of Denver Water, Denver, CO, and is used here with permission.




Cheyenne Wyoming Precipitation Amounts



Source of Information Above: National Weather Service  (Climate - Local Page)

Cheyenne finished the 2008-2009 season at 9 inches above normal for snowfall.
Cheyenne was 17 inches below normal in snowfall for the 2007-2008 season.





We finished the calendar year of 2008 at .19 inches below normal in precipitation
We finished the calendar year of 2007 at .61 inches below normal in precipitation.
Two consecutive years, 2007 and 2008, of near normal precipitation, occurring primarily as rain. Snowfall was less than normal over both years.

Water evergreens on non-windy days.


Tree Ordinance Information for the Citizens of Cheyenne

Property owners in the City of Cheyenne are required to maintain their private trees and right-of-way trees abutting their property, for the safe use of city streets, alleys, and sidewalks. Trees and shrubs overhanging the street and alley need to be pruned to allow a 14-foot clearance above the entire surface of the street or alley. Trees and shrubs overhanging the sidewalk need to be pruned to allow an 8-foot clearance above the entire sidewalk surface.

Corner property owners need to provide a "sight clearance triangle" for vehicles at street intersections. Cheyenne Code 17.116.180 B. (in-part) states: ... (2) The triangle is to be determined by a diagonal line drawn across the lot fifteen (15) feet back along the property lines from the intersection of the property lines. (1) This space is to be kept free from all obstructions to vision, including plant materials and vegetation, between the heights of two and one-half (2.5) and twelve (12) feet above the street grades. The responsibility lies with the adjacent landowner to maintain this visibility.

TREE, SHRUB, AND YARD WASTE RECYCLING
The Sanitation Division does not accept yard waste with solid waste.  Section 8.44.040 of the City Code requires proper disposal of such contents.  For more information contact the Sanitation Division or call them at 637-6440.

City of Cheyenne (Felix Pino) Transfer Station Location: 220 North College Drive
Contact City of Cheyenne Sanitation Department for hours of operation.

City of Cheyenne Public Compost Facility Location: 3714 Windmill Rd.
(Across from Prairie View Golf Course)  Call (307) 637-6440 for hours of operation


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