Park District

PERRY COUNTY PARK DISTRICT

Founded in 1996, the mission of the Perry County Park District is to support the conservation and preservation of natural areas in Perry County and to enhance wonder, appreciation, and education within our county through environmental, historical, cultural, and recreational programs and activities, to enrich the quality of life in our communities.

The Park District is governed by a five-citizen Board of Park Commissioners, appointed by the Perry County Probate Judge.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Does the Park District provide programs for the public?
Yes, the Park District provides public programs for adults, children, and families which include nature hikes, education sessions, and other outdoor-related activities. The Park District also provides programs to schools throughout Perry County. To learn about upcoming programs, visit the Park District’s website and follow us on Facebook.

Can the public attend Park District Board meetings?
Yes! Please check the Park District website’s Events Calendar for upcoming meetings which are held on a monthly basis.

Are board meeting minutes available to the public?
Yes, board meeting minutes are posted on the Park District website and can be found here:
BOARD MEETING MINUTES

Can I volunteer with the Park District?
Yes! Volunteers are a critical part of the success of parks in Perry County, especially at a time when many park programs/facilities need additional support. From clearing trails to providing visitors with information to assisting with projects, volunteers provide invaluable services.

Click the link below to email us about becoming a volunteer today!
SIGN UP TO BE A VOLUNTEER

What kind of volunteer opportunities does the Park District offer?
There are a number of ways volunteers can help the Park District, including:
• Adopt a Trail/Park
• Trail Monitoring, Maintenance & Construction
• Invasive Plant Removal
• Event Support & Assistance
• Habitat Restoration
• Historical Research