The Tillamook Headlight Herald

Tillamook staff mark Arbor Day with tree planting

2024-05-03

City of Tillamook public works staffers and City Manager Nathan George gathered at the Hoquarton Park on April 25, to celebrate Arbor Day with the planting of a tree.

Recognized as a tree city since 1987, Tillamook celebrates the holiday each year by planting a tree as part of the requirements for maintaining that status.

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