City Trees

March/April 2021

City Trees is a premier publication focused on urban + community forestry. In each issue, you’ll learn how to best manage the trees in your community and more!

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STRONG ASPLUNDH.COM 1.800.248.TREE . A S P L U N D H P R O M O T E S K I E R A N H U N T T O M U N I C I PA L M A N A G E R The Asplundh Technical Services Department is pleased to welcome Kieran Hunt as Manager of Municipal Services. He is responsible for working with Asplundh's field operations to improve and expand municipal and roadside vegetation management programs. Asplundh Municipal Services brings industry best practices and vegetation management expertise to government organizations that contract for these services. Hunt joined Asplundh in 2018 as a work planner in New Jersey. He spent his first two years with the company in the field, planning pruning and removal operations for distribution line clearance crews, liaising with stakeholders and the public, and helping coordinate storm response and special projects with the local investor-owned utility company. Prior to Asplundh, he worked for a private consulting firm as an arborist and GIS coordinator engaged in tree inventory projects, the preparation of tree management plans and canopy assessments, tree risk assessments, and tree protection and mitigation planning for construction projects in the New Jersey and New York City metropolitan areas. Hunt comes to his new role with the ISA Certified Arborist Utility Specialist and New Jersey Licensed Tree Expert credentials. He received his Bachelor of Science in ecology, evolution, and natural resources with a certificate in environmental geomatics from Rutgers University in 2015. He is currently an Executive Board member and webinar panelist for the New Jersey Forestry Association. For more information about Asplundh Municipal Services, please contact Hunt at 215-784-4384 or kieranhunt@asplundh.com. (advertorial)

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