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Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Our Staff & Offices
 

Superintendent’s Office

  • Management and policy
  • Planning
  • Land acquisition
  • Community relations
  • Partnerships
  • Development

Superintendent: Stan Austin
Deputy Superintendent: Paul J. Stoehr


Interpretation, Education & Visitor Services

  • Interpretive programming
  • Educational services
  • Special events
  • Exhibits and publications
  • Web services
  • Cultural arts
  • Volunteers

Chief: Jennie Vasarhelyi


Visitor and Resource Protection

  • Visitor protection
  • Cultural and natural resource protection
  • Law enforcement
  • Search and rescue
  • Facility security
  • Park use permits
  • Radio communications
  • Safety

Chief: Chris Ryan


Resource Management

  • Vegetation and wildlife management
  • Water resources
  • Exotic species
  • Research
  • Oil and gas management
  • Environmental compliance
  • Fisheries
  • Site and facility planning
  • Architecture and engineering
  • Historic preservation and research
  • GIS and mapping
  • Archeology

Chief: Lisa Petit, Ph.D.


Administration

  • Purchasing and contracts
  • Budget and finance
  • Property management
  • Information technology
  • Human resources

Chief: Barbara Fearon


Facility Management

  • Utility systems
  • Buildings
  • Grounds
  • Trails
  • Roads
  • Railroad infrastructure
  • Historic building rehabilitation

Chief: Eric Semple

 

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Monarch Butterfly - US Fish and Wildlife Service Photo

Did You Know?
Early September is the time to watch monarchs feed in Cuyahoga Valley fields rich with goldenrod and New England aster. These places serve as important re-fueling sites for these long distance travelers on their way to oyamel forests near Mexico City more than 2,000 miles away.

Last Updated: September 10, 2010 at 13:33 MST