The Parks Division is responsible for providing the citizens of Hurst with the highest possible level of service regarding design, development, operation, and maintenance of all park and outdoor municipal properties. Responsibilities of the Parks Division include: the scheduling for maintenance and installation of improvements at all park, recreational and outdoor municipal facilities, and the ongoing maintenance of medians, water distribution centers, and public rights-of-way.

All About Trees and Power Lines - This fact sheet (pdf format) offers information and answers about managing trees and powerlines.

This guide was developed by the Hurst Parks and Recreations Department to help the residents of Hurst identify, select, plant and care for trees around their homes. Trees help provide a quality of life in Hurst second to none. Please plant trees to continue that quality of life Hurst is known for. Free copies are available at Hurst City Hall, Hurst Library and the Hurst Recreation Center. Click on the cover to open the guide. (pdf format)

For more information on planting trees, see the publications at Planting a Tree (AgriLIfe Extension), Texas Cooperative Extension Horticulture District 8, and Texas AgriLife Research Center at Stephenville.