Our Tool Shed is a resource library designed for professionals working within all aspects of park maintenance. We continually research best maintenance practices from all industries to gather videos, articles, templates, and websites and store them in one place for our members. We spend the time to sift through the noise and provide you with valuable information when you need it, so you can focus on developing solutions. If there is something you need but cannot find, reach out and share your specific needs.
SAMPLE - Park Superintendent Job Description
City of Henderson, KY, 2022
Employees in this classification perform at middle management, and are responsible for ensuring safe, quality parks and facilities are made accessible to the general public. Position has considerable responsibility in recommending and overseeing the upkeep, upgrade, construction and/or renovation of parks facilities, as needed.

Commercial Sports and Entertainment Facilities Safety and Security
National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Secutiry, 2019
The purpose of the Guide is to recommend polices, practices, and technologies aimed at vulnerability identification, risk mitigation, corrective action, and critical asset protection. The Guide may be used as a reference for those responsible for the design, development, and implementation of safety and security plans and procedures.

Active and Passive Vehicle Barriers Guide
US Homeland Security, 2010
The purpose of this guide is to assist dam owners and operators in understanding the need for vehicle barriers as part of an overall security plan and familiarize security personnel with the various types of active and passive vehicle barriers

Sustainable Land Management
The World Bank, 2006
The specific objectives of the report are to articulatepriorities for investment in SLM and natural resource management and to identify the policy, institutional, and incentive reform options that will acceleratethe adoption of SLM productivity improvements and pro-poor growth.

Stormwater Pond Design, Construction, and Sedimentation
Clemson Cooperative Extension, 2022
Stormwater retention ponds are designed to minimize the adverse effects that impervious surfaces have on watersheds. Impervious surfaces (ie. paved surfaces, buildings, etc.) increase the volume of surface runoff in a watershed because they prevent rain water from infiltrating into the soil.

