Boulder Recreation Division

Boulder Forestry Division is dedicated to the management and maintenance of approximately 51,000 public trees located in city parks and street rights-of-way, fostering a healthy and diverse urban forest for both residents and visitors. Since 1984, the City of Boulder has proudly held the Tree City USA designation from the National Arbor Day Foundation, reflecting its commitment to enhancing visual and environmental benefits through its tree canopy. The division's responsibilities encompass a wide range of services, including tree planting, pruning, inspections, and hazard mitigation, as well as educational outreach and community support. With an emphasis on long-term pest management and safety, Boulder Forestry aims to preserve and enhance the city's green spaces for future generations. Generated from the website

The Open Space Mountain Parks (OSMP) Administrative Office in Boulder, CO, serves as a central hub for community services, offering visitor information, Voice and Sight tags, and parking permits. Conveniently located with access to major bus lines and bike paths, the office supports the public in engaging with local parks and open spaces. The OSMP office is situated at 2520 55th Street, facing east and easily accessible from Flatirons Parkway. This strategic location ensures that residents and visitors alike can connect with the city’s outdoor resources effectively. Generated from the website