Our Staff & Offices

Who We Are

Bryce Canyon National Park is managed across five separate divisions that employ both permanent and seasonal employees as well as volunteers working to preserve and protect this world-unique natural resource. All five divisions report to the park superintendent. Bryce Canyon National Park is managed as part of the Intermountain Region of the National Park Service.

Contact Us

Main Park Phone: [phone]
Main Park Fax: [phone]
Education Fee Waiver Fax: [phone]
Email Us
Contact us via Social Media

By Mail:

Attn: [Park Office or Employee Name]
PO Box 640201
Bryce, Utah 84764

Superintendent's Office

The superintendent is the highest official at Bryce Canyon National Park, in charge of managing all park staff and operations.
Jim Ireland has served as the park's superintendent since July 2021.
Contact the superintendent

Public Affairs

Responsible for park communications and public relations, including press releases, interviews, and information requests.

Public Information Officer

Peter Densmore
Phone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Contact Public Affairs

Administration

The administration division manages budget, contracting, concessions, human resources, park planning, property management, telecommunications, and information technology. Most administration functions are managed out of our headquarters office at the park Visitor Center.
Contact Administration

Facilities Management

The facilities management division operates and maintains roads, trails, buildings, utilities, vehicles, and grounds. We ensure public safety in facilities. We also manage many building and rehabilitation projects attached to park facilities.
Contact Facilities Management

Interpretation and Visitor Services

The interpretation and visitor services division manages fee collection; the visitor center, campground, and the park's volunteer program; and signs, exhibits, social media, and websites. Park rangers in this division also present guided walks, talks, hikes, evening programs, educational activities, and other special programs.
Contact Interpretation and Visitor Services

• Plan a visit to the park
• Plan a field trip of educational program
• Volunteer for the park
• Do business in the park

Resource Management

The resource management division studies, inventories, and monitors a wide range of park resources, including vegetation, wildlife, air, and historic and cultural resources.
Contact Resource Management

Visitor and Resource Protection

The visitor and resource protection division is responsible for law enforcement and visitor safety, emergency medical services, and search and rescue as well as Special-Use Permits.
Contact Visitor and Resource Protection

• Get a special-use permit
• Plan a private horse ride in the park