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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of Tree Trimming Service Contracts
Record date · April 7, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City Commission has approved a five-year agreement with three companies to provide tree trimming services. The total value of these contracts is $848,960, with an annual expenditure of $169,792.
The city will spend $848,960 over five years to manage tree maintenance, which affects the scheduling and execution of local landscaping and public safety vegetation management.
Who It Affects
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Sherlock Tree Company, Inc.
The company is authorized to provide tree trimming services to the city under a five-year agreement.
All Florida Tree & Landscape Inc.
The company is authorized to provide tree trimming services to the city under a five-year agreement.
Rapid Response Force, LLC
The company is authorized to provide tree trimming services to the city under a five-year agreement.
Key Facts
- The City Commission passed Resolution 40-26 to award tree trimming contracts.
- Three companies were selected: Sherlock Tree Company, Inc., All Florida Tree & Landscape Inc., and Rapid Response Force, LLC.
- The total contract value is $848,960 over a five-year period.
- The annual cost for these services is $169,792.
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- The contracts were awarded following the Invitation to Bid 2026-004 process.
- The resolution was introduced on February 27, 2026.
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