The report states that the company is currently behind on its goal to trim trees on a seven-year cycle.
The report recommends that Austin Energy adopt"a long-term maintenance plan of which trees to trim to meet its current and future trim cycle goals," as well as improving its data reliability to measure if trim goals are being met.
To improve the accuracy and reliability of tree trimming data, Austin Energy’s General Manager should improve how tree trimming data is entered, tracked, reviewed, and assessed to inform planning efforts. This should include, but not limited to: Ensuring management regularly reviews data entered into AE’s tree trimming database to ensure it is correct and matches the information on the work plans.
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