1. If a fallen tree or other storm damage poses an immediate danger
The emergency number 112 should only be called in urgent emergencies when the police, rescue services or emergency medical services need to be dispatched to the scene.
- Read the Emergency Response Centre Agency's guidance on how to act and seek help in storm-related situations: How to act in Exceptional circumstances (112.fi)..
2. Damage that hinders or prevents the use of trails or visitor structures
Please report fallen trees on trails, ski tracks or visitor structures, as well as any other storm damage, to the organisation responsible for maintaining the site. The site manager can be checked, for example, in the Luontoon.fi website. Simple instructions for submitting feedback can be found in this article on Luontoon.fi.
Before submitting feedback
Before submitting feedback, please ensure that the location or name of the site, trail or structure is included as accurately as possible.
3. Trees fallen across roads
- Fallen trees on public roads can be reported by calling the emergency number 112.
- Damage that endangers road safety or significantly disrupts traffic can be reported around the clock to the Tienkäyttäjän linja ("Road User's Hotline"), tel. +358 200 2100.
- Fallen trees on private roads are the responsibility of the road maintenance body, usually the road association.
4. Trees fallen onto power lines
Trees that have fallen onto power lines are the responsibility of the regional electricity network operator.
