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TCIA’s Ben Tresselt Testifies on Tree Care Standard - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania · Lancaster County

TCIA’s Ben Tresselt Testifies on Tree Care Standard - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

On Thursday, May 15, the House Education and Workforce Subcommittee on Workforce Protections held a hearing titled “Reclaiming OSHA’s Mission: Ensuring Safety Without Overreach.” The hearing highlighted Biden-era Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) rules that should be rescinded, and other rules, such as a potential Tree Care standard, that should be pursued. Among the witnesses at the hearing was TCIA’s own Ben Tresselt, Presid…Read Article

Washington Update: House Subcommittee on Workforce Protections - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania · Lancaster County

Washington Update: House Subcommittee on Workforce Protections - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

On Thursday, May 15, Ben Tresselt, President of Arborist Enterprises in Lancaster County, PA, will testify before the House Subcommittee on Workforce Protections on the need for a tree care operations safety standard. Ben is a longtime member and former Chair of the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) Board of Directors. He also serves as TCIA’s voting representative to the ANSI Z133 Committee and chairs the Z133 Task Group on Cranes and Knuck…Read Article

What CTSPs Love About Being Safety Leaders - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

Pine City · Pine City

What CTSPs Love About Being Safety Leaders - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

Certified Treecare Safety Professionals (CTSPs) are the backbone of a safer, more professional tree care industry. With over 3,000 credentialed experts across the country, these safety champions set the standard for crew training, jobsite safety, and leadership. Whether on the ground or in the classroom, CTSPs are making a lasting impact—one day at a time. We recently asked CTSPs to share their perspectives about being a CTSP and what inspir…Read Article

Washington Update: President Trump Signs Executive Order to Improve and Expand Registered Apprenticeship Programs - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

Written by Ulman Public Policy. On April 23, President Trump signed several executive orders focusing on education and workforce development policy, including the Registered Apprenticeship program. Notably, two executive orders direct certain federal agencies to expand and strengthen Registered Apprenticeships for in-demand trades and occupations, including those related to artificial intelligence (AI). Preparing Americans for High-Paying Skille…Washington State · Washington Read Article

Washington Update: USCIS Reaches H-2B Cap for Second Half of FY 2025; Filing Dates for Supplemental Visas Released - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

This blog is written by Ulman Public Policy, TCIA’s Washington, D.C.-based advocacy and lobbying partner. On March 26, USCIS announced that it has received enough petitions to meet the H-2B cap for the second half of FY 2025. March 5, 2025, was the final receipt date for cap-subject petitions with employment start dates between April 1 and September 30, 2025. Petitions submitted after that date for positions starting within that window will be…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Value Beyond One Event - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

When Bob Dray thinks about why Custom Truck One Source has been a corporate member of TCIA for so long, it goes beyond an event or an activity, it’s about supporting the industry. “We believe that TCIA is the voice of the tree care industry. The first and foremost reason we are members is because we believe in the tree care industry and want to support it.” – Bob Dray As the vice president of sales and marketing for Custom Truck, Bob also believ…United States · United States Read Article

2025 State of the Association: A Year of Progress & Growth Advancing Tree Care Businesses with Purpose - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

At our 2025 Annual Membership Meeting, TCIA President and CEO David White provided a comprehensive review of TCIA’s progress, financial strength, and strategic vision for the future. FY24 Accomplishments & Financial Strength Financial Success: TCIA closed fiscal year 2024 with nearly $400,000 in net income from operations, ensuring continued reinvestment in member programs and services. Independent audits have consistently affirmed TCIA’s stron…David White · St. Louis Read Article

Step Up as a Safety Leader: Become a Certified Treecare Safety Professional - Tree Care Industry Association, LLC.

The tree care industry is evolving, and safety is more important than ever. That’s why TCIA’s Certified Treecare Safety Professional (CTSP) program is creating a community of safety leaders dedicated to making tree work safer, more efficient, and more professional. With over 3,000 CTSPs across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, this growing network of experts is setting the bar high for safety and leadership in tree care. Why Become a CTSP? If you’re…Lake Worth, Florida · Lake Worth Read Article

NPCA’s Trees for All campaign gets big boost

Funding of $2.3 million will help the authority plant 80,000 trees over next four yearsTrees · Niagara-on-the-Lake See the Story

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