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Cleveland awarded for urban forestry, environmental health

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Accepting the award (L to R) C. Seth Sumner, Assistant to the City Manager; TEHA Representative; Matt Coleman, Chairman of the Shade Tree Board; Amy Banks, Shade Tree Board Member

Cleveland's Shade Tree Board has been awarded the 2024 Community Partnership Award by the Tennessee Environmental Health Association (TEHA). This honor recognizes the Board's outstanding efforts in promoting urban forestry and enhancing the environmental health of our community.The Shade Tree Board, comprised of dedicated citizen volunteers, works diligently to implement best practices in urban forestry, ensuring that Cleveland remains a Tree City USA for over 32 years. Their initiatives not only beautify our city but also contribute significantly to public health and environmental sustainability.In addition to this recent accolade, Cleveland's Shade Tree Board has been instrumental in various projects that promote biodiversity and improve air quality. Their work aligns with the city's broader goals of sustainability and community engagement.

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