City crews are undertaking an urgent effort to remove palm trees. This operation is described as an "emergency removal". The focus of this work is on a specific group of trees, identified as being dangerous.
The number of trees targeted for removal is 32. They are located in a downtown area.
Further information about this situation is available from the source, including details about the removal process and the reasons behind it.
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