ALEXANDER W. WALSH

• As a lifeguard, shifts run for 9 hrs a day. Duties include monitoring the waters in front of the lifeguard chair for swimmers in trouble or requesting help. Over 20 career saves as a lifeguard.
• Ensured swimmer safety by vigilantly monitoring pool area and enforcing rules.

A Park Ranger III serves as the ranger shift supervisor and is responsible for administrative duties as set forth by the Regional Park Manager and/or Division of Parks & Recreation management. Ranger IIIs are responsible for completing reporting forms and documenting procedures used in daily operations. Responsible for reviewing all reports regarding activity on assigned shifts for accuracy, spelling, neatness, and composition. Ranger IIIs are responsible for all equipment and personnel assigned under their supervision.

A Park Ranger II is responsible for providing customer service to patrons and reporting activities that violate state park rules and regulations at the state park, beach, or campground they are assigned to patrol. A Ranger II is also responsible for assisting Park visitors and mitigating hazardous conditions that could cause accidents, injury, damage, fire, or theft; they assist visitors and promote the safe and orderly enjoyment of parks and beaches; inspecting facilities for maintenance problems, equipment failures, and reporting on these issues.