Job Postings
Job Openings
We post open ranger positions in the region for members of Rocky Mountain Ranger Association. If you are a member and have an open position, consider posting it here for inquiring minds! We will keep postings up for 3 months unless notified they are already filled.
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Urban Ranger II | permanent | hiring range $31.70 - $38.74 | City of Boulder Careers (myworkdayjobs.com)
Urban Ranger Crew Member | temporary | hiring range $22.20 - $27.10 | City of Boulder Careers (myworkdayjobs.com)
City of Boulder
We are excited to grow the team with those who are passionate about protecting and caring for the parks and the people in them. Please see the links below for more information on each position and to apply.
Full Time Park Ranger
City of Aurora
The City of Aurora Parks, Recreation and Open Space department manages sites, facilities, amenities and resources in over 8,000 acres of open space and over 100 developed parks, including over 100 miles of trails and 2 water supply reservoirs (Aurora and Quincy).
A full list of experiences, requirements and qualifications are listed in the job announcement. We hope you will consider this exciting opportunity to be part of our park ranger team!
For more information and to apply: Full Time Park Ranger
Seasonal Park Ranger
City of Aurora
The City of Aurora is recruiting for Seasonal Park Ranger positions. This is a front-line, customer-focused position responsible for public safety, natural resource education and Aurora Parks, Recreation and Open Space (PROS) rules and regulations education and compliance for the purpose of protecting and preserving natural resources, sites, and structures throughout the PROS system including reservoirs (Aurora & Quincy), trails, open space and developed parks.
Seasonal Full-time positions (up to 40 hours per week) start May 1, 2024 and end October 31, 2024.
The seasonal park ranger position is a great opportunity for an entry level applicant or college student to develop their knowledge, skills and abilities. Wages are starting at $20/hour.
For more information and to apply click here.
Park Ranger
City and County of Denver
Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) has multiple ranger positions to fill, in various districts, with various shift work. Working as a seasonal park ranger with DPR is a great way to kick start your career. DPR offers competitive pay ($24.00/hr), a flexible 4x10 work week, and most importantly a chance to work with a great team. These positions, budget dependent, typically work 10-11 months out of the year. Our ranger team is trained and skilled in enforcing park rules and regulations with a high emphasis on de-escalatory and trauma informed practices. These positions are for those seeking unique challenges including assisting vulnerable members of our community getting connected with resources. We pride ourselves on being creative problem solvers and highly responsive to community complaints while addressing complex situations.
These positions have a mandatory start date of 6/17/24, the posting close on 5/2/24 so be sure to get your application in soon. Here is the link to the park ranger seasonal positions currently open.
Ranger I
City of Boulder
The city of Boulder’s Open Space and Mountain Parks Ranger workgroup is happy to announce that our Ranger I position is posted. We are looking to fill our 3 ‘Ranger I’ vacancies. The posting will be up until May 3rd (for 3 weeks total). All external applicants should apply through the city of Boulder’s website: Work for the City of Boulder | City of Boulder (bouldercolorado.gov)
Natural Areas Trail Ranger
City of Fort Collins
Salary: $47,816 - 71,724
Description:
The City of Fort Collins is on watch for a full-time Natural Areas Trail Ranger who will patrol and assist visitors in some of our 52 conserved habitats which include prairies, foothills, waterways, and forests. These properties are a treasure to the community. The Natural Areas Trail Ranger provides visitor and staff safety, assistance, and education, as well as enforcement of applicable municipal codes. The Natural Areas Trail Ranger coordinates internally and externally with other Departments and teams to coordinate planning, management policy, maintenance projects, and address possible trail closures. The Natural Areas Trail Ranger patrols in a variety of ways, including on foot, on bicycle, or in a marked patrol vehicle.
For more information and to apply, click here.
Trackchair Administrator
City of Colorado Springs
Description:
This position will help oversee the development, launch and implementation of the City of Colorado Springs’ Trackchair program which will allow people with mobility challenges to experience trails within the city’s Regional Parks and Open Space system.
For more information and to apply, click here.
Code Enforcement / Animal Welfare Officer
Englewood Police Department
Hiring Range: $25.21 - $37.82/hour
Description:
The Code Enforcement and Animal Welfare Officer enforces City Ordinances related to municipal codes. Conducts inspections and investigates complaints related to code, zoning and environmental health enforcement and animal welfare. Gathers evidence issues notices and citations and provides testimony and conditional suspension (probation) services to the court.
For more information and to apply, click here.
Seasonal Ranger
Adams County
Hiring Range: $24.157 - $35.028
Description:
Adams County Rangers are hiring for an entry-level Seasonal Ranger position.
Under general supervision, employee patrols parks, trails, and open space properties providing for resident and visitor safety, resource protection, education, and outreach, and ensures compliance with park rules and regulations.
For more information and to apply, click here.