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Local tree-health facts to time outreach and quotes. Each card links its source; check the source before quoting it to customers.
ALERT
First confirmed in north Golden (near Hogback Dr. and Hwy 93) in August 2025; the city says all ash trees should be treated as at risk, and CSFS reported EAB in 20+ Front Range cities by Oct 2025. Jefferson County's first case was Arvada in 2020. Lakewood confirmed its first in 2024.
Golden Today ↗TIMING
Jeffco's guidance puts treatment in spring to early summer, and the State Forest Service (Oct 2025) says Front Range residents should assume EAB is already in their city. Treatment only works if started early; contractors need a CDA Commercial Applicator license. Check product-specific timing with Jeffco CSU Extension (303-271-6620).
Jeffco ↗PROTECTION
CSU Extension guidance reported for professional emamectin benzoate injections: protection for at least two years, and a rescue option while canopy thinning is limited (roughly 30% or less loss).
Hoodline ↗REMOVAL
Boulder County recommends removing infested ash from September 1 through April 30, when beetles are still under the bark and spread risk is low. Do not move untreated ash wood out of the Front Range.
Boulder County ↗PESTS
Several generations can occur each season, mostly on stressed or newly transplanted pines and spruce, and fresh-cut wood attracts them. Drought raises the risk. Good fit for Plant Health Care and Winter Root Fertilization offers.
CSU Extension ↗PERMITS
Only a third-party site says Golden runs its own permitting (building permit line 303-384-8151). No official city tree code was found. Call City Hall (303-384-8000) before quoting removals in the right-of-way, and check HOA covenants for private lots.
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Source: Superpages and YellowPages listings (scraped 2026-10-18). Some entries are landscaping or lawn companies; verify before relying on them.
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