Lake Oswego reassesses tree management one year after storm damage

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A storm on January 13, 2024, severely damaged homes in Lake Oswego, Oregon, causing many trees to fall. Tree services have been busy helping residents recover from the destruction, with some homes still uninhabited a year later. Residents are now reconsidering tree management practices. Homeowner Brian Altman noted the need for tree removal and better preparation for future storms. Clackamas County officials emphasize the importance of readiness for similar weather events. Lake Oswego Public Works is providing online tips for storm preparation, including emergency supplies and home winterization. Residents are encouraged to take warnings seriously and be prepared for potential evacuations.


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