Public Involvement

An angled view of the 1857 Sheriff's House in Historic New Castle.

NPS Photo

 

Management planning for First State National Historical Park is an ongoing process consisting of visitor experience planning, infrastructure planning, and resource protection and management planning. While much of the planning is done by the National Park Service, there will be several calls for public input and public meetings, so please check back frequently or follow us by joining the Park's e-mail list (send a request here to join) or tracking our social media posts (Instagram & Facebook). Your opinions matter.

Public Documents on Park Plans

Documents currently available for public review can be accessed on the Planning, Environment, and Public Comment (PEPC) page administered by the National Park Service. This site provides access to current plans, environmental impact analyses, and related documents currently on public review including those filed for First State National Historical Park, and provides a way for the public to comment on those plans. Recently released documents:

• Sheriff's House Rehabilitation and Use Plan Finding of No Significant Impact

 

Documents Open for Public Review

There are currently no projects with documents open for public review for First State National Historical Park.

Other Plans and Projects

An archive of completed projects as well as projects without documents open for comment may be found on the PEPC website.