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Did you know GAA manages a program that helps homestead-exempted homeowners with hazardous tree removal, at no cost!? Th
Georgia Arborist AssociationSeptember 17, 2026

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Did you know GAA manages a program that helps homestead-exempted homeowners with hazardous tree removal, at no cost!?

The Tree Removal Assistance Program can help those in specific areas of GA (or seniors over 65 in the City of Atlanta who earn under $40,000). To be considered for either award, you must meet the initial requirements, and have a dead, diseased, or dying tree assessed by a qualified arborist. The application process is available on our website. Before you apply, you should watch this video showing what kind of trees are considered unsafe: https://youtu.be/MuGdtzApJhc?si=IChNuevEjCihD1aR #GAA #treeremoval #atlanta #georgia #trap #assistance
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