Jobs

"On August 25, 1916, the National Park Service was formed to manage special places set aside to reflect the character of a great nation-and preserve them for our children and grand children," Mary A. Bomar, 17th Director of the National Park Service.

Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial is one of over 425 sites which the National Park Service manages. NPS reaches beyond park boundaries helping communities preserve their heritage, protecting the ecosystems, and building networks of land and cultural stewards. It is the responsibility of the men and women of the National Park Service to insure that these special places stand the test of time.

Whether you are a writer or a skilled laborer, interested in law enforcement or wildlife studies, the breath of opportunities with NPS is expansive. Please visit USAJOBS.gov for information about working for the National Park Service or call Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial at (419)285-2184.