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Hazardous tree on Wade Street removed

A tree that had grown into the road on Wade Street, flagged as a safety hazard, has been removed after residents raised concerns over two council meetings.

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April 14, 2026: Removal of dangerous trees on BC Grant Road and Wade St

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What this means now

Where it stands

In April, the council reported the tree on Wade Street had been removed, along with plans to remove other potentially dangerous trees along a curve on BC Grant Road.

The story

In February, the Alto Town Council discussed a tree on Wade Street that had grown into the road, noting it needed attention as a safety hazard.

SourcesFebruary 10, 2026

By March, a resident asked the council about the status of the tree and road issue on Wade Street, calling it very dangerous.

SourcesMarch 10, 2026

In April, the council reported the tree on Wade Street had been removed, along with plans to remove other potentially dangerous trees along a curve on BC Grant Road.

SourcesApril 14, 2026

What happened

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Removal of dangerous trees on BC Grant Road and Wade St

potential dangerous trees on BC Grant Road will be removed from the curve and the big tree on Wade St has been removed

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discussed

Tree and road hazard on Wade Street

asked about the status of the tree and road issue on Wade Street stating that it is very dangerous

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discussed

Wade Street tree growing into road, safety hazard

Wade Street tree issue that has grown into the road needs attention since it is a safety hazard

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