Mineral & Stringtown Hazard Tree Removal
Season two of tree removal has been ongoing in Stringtown since late May 2024. Expect noise from equipment and potential traffic delays. Access via HWY 36 to Aspen, Aspen Lane West, Aspen Lane East, Sugar Pine, and Lodgepole Lanes may be limited for your safety during operational hours (M-F, 7:30am-4:30pm).
The RCDTC has partnered with the Mineral Firewise USA® Council to implement Phase I of the Mineral & Stringtown Hazard Tree Removal Project. This project will ultimately serve Mineral's Cool-Air, Lassen Alpine Village, and Meadowview subdivisions in addition to Stringtown to treat dead, dying, and diseased trees, and trees that violate Public Resources Code 4291. The Mineral & Stringtown Hazard Tree Removal Project is a TinderSmart Tehama program available at no additional cost to residents.
For hazard tree removal or treatment on private property in Mineral's subdivisions and Stringtown, please submit an Inquiry Form.
2025:
- 5/30/25: Subcontractor P31 has removed 63 hazard trees in Mineral during the third season.
2024:
- 6/13/24: Subcontractor P31 has removed 224 trees so far during the second season of tree removal.
2023:
- 10/3/23: Subcontractor P31 has removed 1,634 trees in Stringtown since the end of June 2023. Operations have ended for the 2023 season and will resume in the spring of 2024.
Phase I Contractor: P31 Enterprises, Inc.
Post-Treatment Resources
Post-Treatment Resources
Native Plant Restoration - Firewise
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Handouts
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July 2023 Letter from the RCDTC District ManagerJuly 2023 HOA Handout
Resolution No. 2022-55
Fire Protection’s Fire Prevention Program as part of the California Climate
Investments Program.