Park Coordinator

Park Coordinator
Full Time / $24.50 to $27.00 per hour

The Park Coordinator coordinates day-to-day park coverage and performs park patrols, visitor assistance, facility monitoring, event support, and general upkeep of County parks, athletic areas, restrooms, playgrounds, pavilions, trails, and related public spaces. The position helps maintain a safe, clean, orderly, and welcoming park environment; communicates assignments to Park Attendants; documents maintenance and safety concerns; and serves as an on-site point of contact when assigned.

Regular night and weekend work is required. Holiday, inclement-weather, and special-event assignments may also be required.

The following duties are illustrative and not exhaustive. Incumbents may be assigned additional responsibilities as organizational needs evolve.

• Coordinates daily park coverage and communicates work assignments, priorities, and operating information to Park Attendants, temporary staff, or volunteers as directed by the Parks and Landscape Director. This task coordination does not include independent authority to hire, discipline, evaluate, or terminate employees.
• Patrols assigned park areas, facilities, parking areas, restrooms, playgrounds, trails, athletic fields, pavilions, and common areas to observe conditions, identify hazards, deter vandalism through visible presence, and promote appropriate public use.
• Greets park visitors, answers routine questions, provides information about park rules, hours, reservations, amenities, and facility use, and refers complex questions to the appropriate County staff.
• Monitors park activity, programs, athletic events, rentals, and community events; coordinates routine setup and closing activities; and communicates operational issues to the Parks and Landscape Director.
• Provides calm, respectful reminders regarding posted park rules and expected conduct; documents unresolved issues and requests assistance from the Parks and Landscape Director, emergency responders, or law enforcement when circumstances require escalation.
• Conducts and documents routine visual checks of playgrounds, athletic areas, restrooms, picnic areas, gates, signs, lighting, fences, fields, and equipment; reports or initiates work requests for damage, unsafe conditions, repairs, vandalism, and supply needs.
• Performs and coordinates general park and facility upkeep, including litter removal, trash collection, restroom cleaning and restocking, sweeping, blowing walkways, cleaning bleachers or dugouts, and minor custodial tasks.
• Coordinates and assists with athletic field and facility preparation, including dragging, marking, or painting fields; setting up or taking down equipment; arranging spaces for games, practices, meetings, rentals, or community programs; and returning facilities to usable condition.
• Provides access to first-aid supplies when appropriate, contacts emergency responders when needed, protects the immediate area from further risk when safe to do so, and documents incidents according to County procedures.
• Operates County vehicles, utility carts, hand tools, power tools, small equipment, and other assigned equipment safely; performs basic cleaning and inspection; and reports equipment concerns.
• Maintains schedules, coverage notes, records, logs, checklists, work orders, incident reports, supply requests, and other documentation using paper forms, radios, mobile devices, computers, or other assigned systems.
• Follows and reinforces County safety practices, department procedures, posted rules, equipment instructions, chemical safety requirements, and personal protective equipment requirements. Performs related duties as assigned that are reasonable extensions of the essential job functions.

• May assist other Parks and Landscape staff with seasonal maintenance, special projects, inventory, supply pickup, storm preparation, or post-event cleanup.
• May provide basic orientation and task guidance to Park Attendants, temporary or seasonal staff, and volunteers. The position does not have formal personnel authority unless separately designated in writing.

• Knowledge of basic park, facility, custodial, athletic field, and grounds maintenance practices.
• Knowledge of safe operation and routine care of hand tools, power tools, small equipment, vehicles, and assigned park maintenance equipment.
• Knowledge of basic workplace safety practices, hazard recognition, PPE use, and procedures for reporting maintenance or safety concerns.
• Ability to communicate clearly and professionally with park visitors, coworkers, supervisors, vendors, program participants, and the general public.
• Ability to provide calm, respectful, and firm rule-compliance reminders and to recognize when a matter should be escalated.
• Ability to read and follow written instructions, posted procedures, safety labels, work orders, schedules, maps, and basic maintenance documentation.
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