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Norcross Tree Board seeking volunteers

Norcross is seeking volunteers to serve on the Tree Board. Courtesy City of Norcross
Norcross is seeking volunteers to serve on the Tree Board. Courtesy City of Norcross
By Karen Huppertz
July 12, 2018

Norcross is seeking volunteers to serve on the Tree Board. Members of the Tree Board meet bi-monthly at 10 a.m. beginning the second Wednesday of the month in City Hall’s 2nd Floor Conference Room, 65 Larenceville St.

Citizens interested in having an active role in the preservation and conservation of trees and the tree canopy may contact City Clerk, Monique Lang at mlang@norcrossga.net to submit your application.

Learn more about the board’s mission and list of other citizens serving at www.norcrossga.net under the government tab. Application deadline is July 25. Application: www.norcrossga.net/DocumentCenter/View/1686.

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