A survey for the city’s first plan
The City of North Las Vegas announced October 19 that it is launching its first Urban Forestry Community Survey. The city describes the survey as a chance for residents to share how they feel about trees in North Las Vegas while it develops its first urban forestry plan.
The announcement is a request for community input, not an adopted planting schedule or a final policy. The reviewed city search record did not expose a survey deadline, eligibility rule or complete questionnaire, so this brief does not invent one. Use the official announcement to reach the current survey and instructions.
Why the city is asking now
North Las Vegas says it established a municipal forestry program in 2023 to plant trees strategically and help mitigate urban heat islands. The new survey is the public-input stage of planning; it does not establish that a specific neighborhood, street or property will receive a tree.
Residents should distinguish the citywide plan from a construction approval or a guaranteed tree-distribution program. The official page was indexed with the survey announcement but returned HTTP 403 when opened directly during this review, so detailed participation terms remain a follow-up item rather than a completed source check.
Sources & further reading
- City of North Las Vegas: Community Input Needed for Urban Forestry Plan · October 19, 2026
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