
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.
Park Ranger I
The City of Boulder OSMP
Closes September 12th
If you enjoy the outdoors, like to help your community, and are interested in challenging yourself, consider applying! If you are interested, but think you might not qualify, please talk to me or another OSMP Ranger Supervisor, you might be more qualified than you think. We are looking for energetic, thoughtful, passionate folks. If you don’t have a lot of experience or certifications, that’s okay, we provide those after hire.
For more information and to apply, click here.
Any questions about Rangers or this hiring process can be directed to bolivarg@bouldercolorado.gov
Parks and Open Space Ranger I or Parks and Open Space Ranger II
The City of Longmont
Hiring Range:
Ranger I - $28.43 - 31.59/hour
Ranger II - $29.85 - 33.17/ hour
The City of Longmont is excited to announce an opening for an experienced and qualified professional to join our team as a Parks and Open Space Ranger I or Parks and Open Space Ranger II (depending on experience level). The primary duty location and focus of this position is a reservoir ranger for Union Reservoir so knowledge of reservoir operations and boating experience is strongly recommended. This full-time, 40-hour-per-week position requires availability to work evenings, weekends, and holidays on a four 10s schedule, Wednesday - Saturday.
Union Reservoir is a 736 acre body of water providing many outdoor recreational activities. Originally called Calkins Lake, the reservoir was carved out during the last glacial age and is one of only a few natural lakes in Colorado. In 1903, the Union Ditch Company began drilling a tunnel to release water into the St. Vrain Creek. According to Colorado water law, that made Union a true reservoir. The Reservoir is located approximately 7 miles west of I-25.
As limited scope peace officers designated by the City Manager, Rangers address violations of municipal code, conduct investigations, issue warnings and summonses, and support parks law enforcement. Rangers are also trained as wildland firefighters, open water rescuers, or emergency medical responders to support emergency response on City land and reservoirs. Rangers act as liaisons with non-profit organizations engaged in regional conservation work and neighboring land management agencies, including Boulder County Parks & Open Space, US Forest Service, and Colorado Parks & Wildlife.
A full list of qualifications and requirements can be found in the official job announcement. For more information and to apply, click here.
Seasonal Park Rangers
The City of Lakewood
Starting wage is $21 hourly
The City of Lakewood is now accepting applications for two winter seasonal Park Rangers, positions available September through May. Four 10 hours days, typically Sunday through Wednesday or Wednesday through Saturday and stating wage is $21/hr. Rangers will patrol numerous parks, with approximately 6,000 acres of open space. Park Rangers provide enforcement of the rules and ordinances, as well as natural resource protection and preservation, while ensuring public safety for regional parks system.
For more information and to apply, click here.
Park Ranger Supervisor
The City of Aurora
Hiring salary: $63,246 – $79,058/year
The City of Aurora is excited to announce an opening for an experienced and qualified professional to join our team as a Park Ranger Supervisor! The primary duty location and focus of this position is leadership in Open Space, Trails, and Urban Parks; however, knowledge of reservoir operations and boating is strongly recommended. This full-time, 40-hour-per-week position requires availability to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed. Hiring salary: $63,246 – $79,058/year, with excellent benefits.
The City of Aurora’s Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Department oversees more than 8,000 acres of open space, 100+ developed parks, over 100 miles of trails, and two water supply reservoirs—Aurora and Quincy. Our park rangers play a critical role in ensuring these spaces remain safe, clean, and accessible for all who visit. As a Park Ranger Supervisor, you’ll lead a dedicated team in delivering exceptional public service, focusing on public safety, rule enforcement, natural resource stewardship, and interpretive outreach. You will also assist in the hiring, management, and coordination of both full-time and seasonal staff, including Park Rangers, Aquatic Nuisance Species Inspectors, and Lifeguards.
A full list of qualifications and requirements can be found in the official job announcement. If you're ready to make a difference, lead a passionate team, and help protect Aurora’s incredible outdoor spaces—we encourage you to apply! The posting is open until August 29, but may close earlier if a qualified applicant pool is identified. Don't wait—apply today!
For more information and to apply, click here.
Full Time Park Ranger
City of Westminster
Hiring Range: $59,592 and $76,273
The City of Westminster is hiring for a Full Time Park Ranger position to cover various shift work and responsibilities spanning from operations at Standley Lake Regional Park to supporting our trail ranger team working throughout Westminster's great parks and trail systems. The pay range for this position is between $59,592 and $76,273. This is a full time benefited position with a 4x10 work week. This position oversees up to 25 seasonal staff members with as many as 7 direct reports. Job posting opened on 7/7/25 and will close 7/21/25. The link below is the city's official posting and applications can be made through there.
For more information and to apply, click here.
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