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PUBLIC POLICY & ADVOCACY

TCIA’s mission as a trade association is to advance tree care businesses.

“Our wounds are often the openings into the best and most beautiful part of us.”

One of the primary ways to protect and advance the industry is by influencing public policy in a direction favorable for our members.

OSHA Separate Standard

OSHA Separate Standard

Tree Care Workers Need a Safety Standard

Issues

Issues

We know there are many issues facing tree care companies in the United States today. TCIA’s team advocates to look out for our members and advance our industry.

Legislative Day on the Hill

Legislative Day on the Hill

Making our voices heard through grassroots efforts in the states and through direct action by TCIA’s lobbyists, staff, and members, your industry’s trade association works to promote the interests of commercial and utility arboriculture.

Get Involved

Get Involved

No one knows tree care better than you – so make your voice heard!

What is VFT-PAC?

What is VFT-PAC?

The Voice for Trees Political Action Committee (VFT-PAC) is the Tree Care Industry Association’s political advocacy voice for the tree care industry.

Latest News

Latest News

Social Media

Social Media

"Our company’s team attends at least a couple of TCCs every year, with nearly all of our ...employees participating as competitors or volunteers. The TCC community has become one of the most critical elements of our company culture. After every TCC they attend, the whole team comes back on fire, beaming with pride for their newfound knowledge, their awards and prizes, and in their improving abilities that enable them to have a positive influence on others in the industry." -Noel Boyer, CTSP, BCMA

Read the full article in the March 2023 issue of TCI Magazine at tcimag.tcia.org or link in our bio

And remember, the print edition of TCI Magazine is always free and delivered to your doorstep – subscribe at tcimag.tcia.org!

#tcia #treecareindustry #tcimagazine #arborist #treecare #treecareindustryassociation
#treeclimber #treeclimbing #treeclimb

Our Manager of Member Engagement for the North East, Nate Goulet had a great visit with Top Notch ...Tree, Inc. in Rockland, MA last week. Top Notch Tree has been TCIA Member since 1999!
L to R in Photo: Albert Fabrizio; Andy McDermott; Jeff Van Meter - Owner; Nate Goulet, TCIA

if you want to connect with Nate or any of our other Membership Engagement Managers, call 800-733-2622. They are here for you and your business!

Visit member.tcia.org to keep up with member news and resources.

Krista Strating works full time, year-round, as an arborist for the City of Mississauga, Ontario, ...Canada, just outside Toronto. Strating also works part time as lead instructor for the Humber College Arborist Apprenticeship program. She serves as an ambassador for Husqvarna and Notch Equipment. And if that’s not enough, she currently holds the women's title of North American Tree Climbing Champion!

Read the full article in the March 2023 issue of TCI Magazine at tcimag.tcia.org or link in our bio

And remember, the print edition of TCI Magazine is always free and delivered to your doorstep – subscribe at tcimag.tcia.org!

#tcia #treecareindustry #tcimagazine #arborist #treecare #treecareworkshop #arborists #arblife #womenintrees #womenintreecare #treeclimbers #treeclimber

TCIA is excited to be hanging with the cool kids next week at ArborFest March 31 - April 2 in ...Asheville, NC!
Stop by Booth 23 to get some TCIA Member SWAG and talk to Bob about how TCIA can benefit your tree care business!

@tcia_longo

The Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) is a trade association of 2,300 tree care firms and affiliated companies worldwide and was established in 1938 as the National Arborist Association.

Our mission is to advance tree care businesses. TCIA develops safety and education programs, standards of tree care practice and management information for tree and landscape firms around the world. We provide continuing education, training, conferences and publications to promote the safe and appropriate practice of tree care.

Since 1938, TCIA has been working to elevate the standards of commercial and utility tree care. TCIA supports, promotes and educates our members so that they may be more successful in their activities and the environment in which we live will be significantly improved.

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