Specifications include, but are not limited to: Patrol presence: Walk through campgrounds, picnic areas, riverfronts, and other park areas to show enforcement presence and look for public safety issues or rule violations. Drive through campgrounds, parking lots, boat launches, and other park roadways to show enforcement presence and look for public safety issues or rule violations. • Visitor Contacts: Contact park visitors for anything from a friendly greeting to rule education to citation and exclusion, utilizing professional demeanor and an attitude of public safety and service. This includes conducting voluntary cooler checks with park visitors to screen for alcohol per County Park Ordinance. • Rule Enforcement: Respond to violations of park rules or other applicable laws with educational efforts, citations, exclusions, calls to local Law Enforcement, or other actions consistent with county policies, patrol procedures, and Department of Public Safety Standards Training (“DPSST”). This includes parking fee enforcement and issuance of citations to vehicles failing to display the required parking permit.
