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Where Chattanooga's tree problems are reported

What 2,586 requests to the city's 311 line show about when and where trees cause trouble.

Published November 7, 2026. Data from April 16, 2025 to November 4, 2026.

The short version: Chattanooga residents filed 1,365 tree requests with 311 in the 12 months from November 2025 to October 2026. Requests peak in June and fall by about 90% by November and December. ZIP codes 37405, 37406 and 37411 reported the most.

Requests by month

Tree-related 311 requests per month in Chattanooga Column chart from May 2025 to Oct 2026. Highest: 342 in Jun 2025. Lowest: 35 in Nov 2025. The full numbers are in the table below. 0 100 200 300 400 May 2025 342 Aug 2025 35 Nov 2025 Feb 2026 May 2026 261 Aug 2026

Full months only, May 2025 to October 2026. The partial first and last months are in the table.

June was the busiest month in both years: 342 requests in June 2025 and 261 in June 2026. The quietest stretch ran from November 2025 to February 2026, with 35 to 56 requests a month. The busiest single days were June 9, 2025 (58 requests), June 23, 2026 (35) and June 7, 2025 (35).

Show every month
MonthRequests
Apr 2025 (from April 16)71
May 2025207
Jun 2025342
Jul 2025195
Aug 2025202
Sep 2025103
Oct 202595
Nov 202535
Dec 202537
Jan 202656
Feb 202652
Mar 202672
Apr 202688
May 2026150
Jun 2026261
Jul 2026251
Aug 2026169
Sep 2026109
Oct 202685
Nov 2026 (to November 4)6

Which ZIP codes report the most

2,280 of the 2,586 requests include a ZIP code in their address. These are the 15 ZIP codes with the most.

Tree requests by ZIP code, April 16, 2025 to November 4, 2026
ZIPTotalFallen or branchPruningConcern or questionRemoval
37405296155476430
37406278143645714
37411251133594118
3742121570674533
3740419671544823
3734318677553816
3741517285413016
3740810325402513
374039828421810
37416974234147
37409804018166
3741976441796
37402731732159
37407703016186
37410652919152

These are raw counts. Larger ZIP codes, and ones with more homes or more street trees, will report more, so a high count doesn't mean trees there are in worse shape. We haven't adjusted for population or area. The data comes from the City of Chattanooga, so it mainly covers addresses inside city limits.

What people reported

Request typeRequestsShare
Tree fallen or branch1,15845%
Tree pruning68326%
Tree concern or question49819%
Tree removal24710%

Read what happened to each type, and how to send your own request, in can you ask the city to remove a tree?

Download the numbers

These files hold only counts, with no addresses. Use them freely, with credit to the City of Chattanooga's open data and to this page.

How we counted

The city says it makes no guarantee about the completeness or precision of its data.

Sources