Clark County is calling all nature lovers and service aficionados for an opportunity to be the great outdoors’ next goodwill ambassador. The county’s Public Works department is currently accepting applications for a coveted volunteer park host position at the scenic Frenchman’s Bar Regional Park, as per Clark County.

The role, which involves living on-site in their recreational vehicle, offers an array of responsibilities aimed at keeping this beloved recreational destination pristine and hospitable. The park host will tackle tasks such as cleaning restrooms, managing the opening and closing of park gates, and ensuring the park's grounds are free from litter. According to Clark County's official website, the volunteer is also tasked with notifying visitors when the park is closing and staying alert to any urgent maintenance needs or security issues.

Frenchman’s Bar Regional Park, known for its riverfront views and ample amenities including picnic shelters, playgrounds, and volleyball courts, attracts a steady stream of visitors and families. The park host plays a critical role in maintaining the inviting atmosphere that Clark County residents have come to cherish. Applicants willing to dive into this role must provide their RV and will be given basic utilities such as electricity, water, and sewer in return for their services.

As for applicants eager to apply, they are encouraged to do so virtually through the Clark County website where details of the position are listed extensively. The first review of applications is scheduled for April 10, but positions will remain open until filled, as cited by the Clark County. For those needing assistance, translated materials or services can be requested via email or phone from Cindy Gonzalez, the volunteer program coordinator.