Kyle, TX is a TREE CITY
The people of Kyle & our City Council have SAVED THE PORTER OAK because we all love our natural resources!
The Kyle Parks & Recreation Department is also pursuing the Tree City USA Designation from the Arbor Day Foundation for wonderful cities like ours. Many neighboring cities (Buda, Hutto, Pflugerville, Bastrop, Boerne, New Braunfels, etc) have been designated Tree Cities by the foundation, showing that the Hill Country cares about trees, and Kyle deserves that same recognition.
Kyle Election 2025
The upcoming election will have an impact on the future of Kyle Trees. The deadline to register to vote is October 6th. Early voting is October 20-31. The general election is November 4th.
The following candidates have pledged to strengthen the Kyle Tree Ordinance if elected:
- Yvonne Flores-Cale (mayor) (website)
- Bear Heiser (district 1) (website)
- Claudia Zapata (district 3) (facebook)
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Fox 7 Austin
“We don’t need to keep cutting down these trees by the dozen just to build another slab of concrete.”
“There are ways for these developments and nature to coexist, and that’s what we’re looking for.”
“This tree symbolizes much more than just shade and traffic control; it embodies centuries of history.”
“This tree is older than the United States of America. I think we need to preserve that.”
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