New York State Parks attract over 86 million visitors annually
New York State is seeking to recruit a new class of seasonal park rangers to support its more than 250 state parks and historic sites, which attract over 86 million visitors annually. Unlike State Park Police, park rangers are unarmed and serve as friendly points of contact for visitors, performing duties such as patrolling campgrounds, assisting with registrations, and providing traffic control at events. They also receive basic first aid training to respond to emergencies until professional responders arrive. Seasonal positions start at $22.47 per hour, typically running from late April or mid-May through Labor Day, with potential for extended employment at select locations. Openings are available in various parks across the Saratoga-Capital Region, and further details can be found on the New York State Parks website.
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