Park Management and Administration
Encompasses activities related to park-wide administrative, managerial, and support functions, as well as safety and planning. In addition, this area is responsible for working with external constituencies in order to develop valuable park partnerships. Altogether, the Management and Administration area provides a host of essential services to enable park employees to focus on accomplishing core mission operations and their functional duties.
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Superintendent
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Steven A. McCoy E-Mail
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Administrative Officer
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Deborah W. Wood E-Mail
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Administrative Support Assistant
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Ashley N. Baggett E-Mail
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Interpretation and Visitor Services
The division of Interpretation and Education conducts a variety of activities that allow visitors from elementary age through adulthood to experience and learn about the park's resources and threats to those resources. Fort Donelson interpreters manage and staff the park's visitor center.
Interpretive events and media publications serve to encourage the development of a personal stewardship ethic and to broaden public support for preserving park resources. Interpretive rangers present Fort Donelson to visitors through formal interpretation at the park with talks, demonstrations, special events and with informal interpretation.
Fort Donelson’s interpretive media infrastructure encompasses outdoor exhibits, visitor center displays, site bulletins, booklets, informational rack cards, and maintenance of the park website.
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Chief of Interpretation
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Doug Richardson E-Mail
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Park Historian
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James Jobe E-Mail
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Park Ranger (Interp.)
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Deborah Austin E-Mail
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Park Ranger (Interp.)
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Susan Hawkins E-Mail
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Facility Management
The Maintenance functional area encompasses all activities designed to improve or prolong the life of the park's assets. The preservation of these resources allows for visitors to safely enjoy their activities at Fort Donelson.
Buildings Maintenance is dedicated to prolonging the life and improving the interior and exterior condition of the four historic and seventeen buildings at Fort Donelson.
Fort Donelson has an extensive trail system with 5.7 miles of trails for hiking. Trails Maintenance activities include repair and rehabilitation of trails in order to prolong the life of these precious assets.
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Supervisory Facility Manager
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Scott Mapes E-Mail
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Custodian
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Christopher Helisek
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Facility Management Assistant
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Whitni Earhart
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Maintenance Worker
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Ronnie Hicks
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Maintenance Worker
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Mitchell Earhart
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Motor Vehicle Operator
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Bobby Hogan
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Maintenance Worker
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Nickolas Watson
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Laborer
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Adam Bagwell
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Laborer
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Lance Jackson
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Laborer
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Jason McGee
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Laborer
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Misty Russell
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Maintenance Worker
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Mike Luton
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Maintenance Worker
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Nickolas smith
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Maintenance Worker
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Patrick Collinsworth
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Maintenance Worker
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Russell Houske
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