Good People Tree Service and Black Hawk Fire Department joined forces to clear beetle-killed trees behind Gilpin High School
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A bird’s-eye view of what it’s like to be in their boots! From high above, the crew descends from the boom into the trees and carefully secures the cable. With precision, skill, and teamwork, they remove each tree in a single pick.
On Friday, November 6, 2026, Good People Tree Service generously donated their time and services to remove pine beetle-killed trees behind Gilpin County High School. The City of Black Hawk Fire Department partnered with them by providing wood chip disposal. We are grateful to both organizations for their generosity, teamwork, and commitment to supporting our school community!
