Avellino will begin maintenance and safety work on its public trees on Thursday, October 22, 2026. According to IrpiniaNews, the stated aim is to "preservare la salute delle alberature e garantire la sicurezza degli spazi pubblici" — to protect tree health and keep public spaces safe.
Where the work will take place
The planned work covers several districts and streets across the city, including Bellizzi, San Tommaso, Campo Coni, Contrada Quattrograne, Tuoro Cappuccini, via Guido Festa, via Volpe, Villa Amendola, via Cammarota, via Cesare Uva, via Nicolodi, via Di Guglielmo, and via Capuano.
IrpiniaNews does not give a total number of trees involved, a street-by-street schedule, or how long the work will last.
What the work involves
The trees were assessed using V.T.A. — Visual Tree Assessment — to check their vegetative and structural condition.
Planned measures include pruning, removal of deadwood, removal of damaged branches, crown rebalancing, and ongoing monitoring. Tree felling is expected only where the technical assessments consider it necessary; other trees will receive conservative care or further checks.
New planting to follow
In the months following the work, new trees are expected to be planted to compensate for any necessary removals and help renew the city's green heritage.
