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Sandy Springs plants trees to celebrate Arbor Day

By Joel Anderson
Feb 24, 2011

Sandy Springs celebrated Arbor Day last Friday morning with a tree planting ceremony at the corner of Sandy Springs Circle and Cliftwood Drive.

To commemorate the occasion, council member Karen Meinzen McEnerny read a proclamation and city officials planted eight White Oaks. Also in attendance at the event were Trees Sandy Springs President Nina Cramer, Community Development Director Blake Dettwiler and Arborist Sandra DeWitt.

Sandy Springs will provide the care for the trees for the first few years.

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