; (B) the benefits of the applicable targeted residential tree-planting program to the local community; (C) any barriers to planting trees as part of the applicable targeted residential tree-planting program; and (D) any other information the Secretary considers appropriate. (2) To Congress Not later than 3 years after providing assistance under the grant program established pursuant to subsection (a), and each year after, the Secretary shall submit to Congress a report that includes— (A) the number of applications for assistance under the program received and funded, annually; (B) the number of trees planted under the targeted residential tree-planting programs for which assistance is provided under the program; (C) the benefits of such tree-planting programs, including those related to climate change, energy savings, and stormwater runoff; (D) any barriers to planting trees in communities; (E) recommendations for improving the grant program; and (F) any other information the Secretary considers appropriate. 5. Public recognition initiative (a) Arbor City of America The Secretary shall annually— (1) designate a city, municipality, community, or other area as the Secretary determines appropriate, as the Arbor City of America to recognize superior efforts in increasing tree canopy coverage and assisting residents in reducing energy costs through tree planting