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Advocacy & Regulatory Compliance

Advocating for Our Members and Advancing the Industry

Advocacy That Gives Tree Care a Voice

TCIA Advocacy empowers tree care professionals to help shape the policies that affect their businesses, employees, and communities. We work to educate policymakers, advance practical solutions, and champion policies that protect workers, strengthen the workforce, and elevate professional standards. Through grassroots engagement, member education, and strategic partnerships, we’re ensuring the tree care industry’s voice is heard where decisions are made.

Legislative Day

Attending Legislative Day on the Hill is a dynamic way to make your voice heard for the tree care industry. You will participate in educational briefings covering key policy issues, receive advocacy training, and gain valuable insights into legislative advancements and best practices.

Issues TCIA is Tackling in Washington D.C.

TCIA’s team advocates for various issues on behalf of its members, including an OSHA standard specific to tree care, H-2B Visa and immigration reform and many more. We’re always striving to address industry challenges, promote best practices, and endorse policies that support the growth and success of tree care businesses, but we need the help of our members to make our voice heard.

Want to know how you can help advocate for the tree care industry?

Our member engagement managers would love to learn more about your business so they can direct to the best TCIA products, services and resources to help you in your next phase of business growth!

Other Advocacy & Regulatory Compliance Links

Here are some resources to help you advocate for the tree care industry.

Advocacy & Regulatory Compliance Blog

Momentum Builds for OSHA Tree Care Standard

June 18, 2026|

There’s encouraging momentum on one of TCIA’s core advocacy priorities: OSHA’s Tree Care Operations standard. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s Advisory Committee on Construction ...

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