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Hub City Tree & Preservation launches Lafayette Storm Shield Program
May 11, 2026
By AI, Created 5:20 PM UTC, May 18, 2026, /AGP/ – Hub City Tree & Preservation has launched a hurricane-season program in Lafayette that pairs pre-storm tree inspections with reserved emergency response for schools, churches, nonprofits and other community spaces. The company says the effort is designed to reduce storm damage, speed recovery and keep critical gathering places open after severe weather.
Why it matters: - Lafayette faces recurring storm damage during hurricane season, including limbs hitting rooftops, branches breaking windows and trees blocking roads and driveways. - The new program is designed to reduce preventable hazards before landfall and to speed recovery after a storm for places the community relies on. - Community spaces that reopen faster can restore services, gatherings and daily routines sooner.
What happened: - Hub City Tree & Preservation launched the Lafayette Storm Shield Program in Lafayette, Louisiana, ahead of peak hurricane season. - The program combines pre-storm inspections with 24/7 emergency tree response for community spaces. - The company is targeting schools, daycares, churches, nonprofits, colleges and community centers. - Priority scheduling is open now, and availability is limited. - Interested organizations can contact Hub City Tree & Preservation at more information??
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