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Golden Gate National Recreational Area
Our Staff & Offices

Frank Dean, Acting General Superintendent
Email the Acting General Superintendent | (415) 561-4722   

Craig Kenkel, Acting Deputy Superintendent
Email the Acting Deputy Superintendent | (415) 561-4739

Susan Hurst, Chief of Administration
Email the Chief of Administration | (415) 561-4765

Abby Sue Fisher, Acting Chief of Cultural Resources
Email the Acting Chief of Cultural Resources | (415) 561-4709        

Daphne Hatch, Chief of Natural Resources Management & Research
Email the Chief of Natural Resources | (415) 561-4938

Howard Levitt, Chief of Interpretation & Education
Email the Chief of Intepretation | (415) 561-4759

Don Mannel, Chief of Maintenance
Email the Chief of Maintenance | (415) 561-4951

Aaron Roth, Chief of Business Management
Email the Chief of Business Management | (415) 561-4949

Rich Weideman, Chief of Public Affairs & Special Events
Email the Chief of Public Affairs | (415) 561-4730  

Nancy Hornor, Chief of Planning & Compliance
Email the Chief of Planning | (415) 561-4937

Yvette Ruan, Chief of Visitor & Resource Protection
Email the Chief of Protection | (415) 561-4745

Michael Savidge, Strategic Planning
Email the park's Strategic Planner | (415) 561-4725

Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy (415) 561-3000

Presidio Trust (415) 561-5300

Fee Program Office
Administers park fee collection program and Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act (FLREA) projects.
(415) 561-4782

Fort Baker hospital building  

Did You Know?
During the early 20th century, the army relied on standardized architectural plans to construct different types of buildings. That is why Fort Baker Building 533 and the Fort Mason GGNRA headquarters’ building look so similar: they were both constructed in 1902 as hospitals.

Last Updated: October 09, 2009 at 17:31 EST