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Divisions within the park include administration, interpretation, facility management, and resource management. A division chief heads each division. Superintendent's OfficeContact: e-mail us The Superintendent of Palo Alto Battlefield National Historical Park is the top park official, responsible for managing and supervising all park operations and activities. In addition, the Superintendent's office oversees the park's community relations and manages park partnerships with local, state, and federal groups and organizations. Administrative OfficerContact: (956) 541-2785 Option 2 or e-mail us The Administration Division acts as the "business office" for Palo Alto. Its principal functions include human resources, purchasing, property management, budget administration, contracting, payroll, technology support (personal computers and telephone system), and mail. Chief of Interpretation - Daniel IbarraContact: (956) 541-2785 Option 1 or e-mail us The Interpretation Division is responsible for interpretation, education, outreach, and visitor services. The division oversees development of park publications, exhibits, digital media, and interpretive programs. The division provides a variety of visitor services including ranger-led tours, special events, living history programs, and curriculum-based education programs. Integrated Resources Program ManagerContact: (956) 541-2785 Option 3 or e-mail us The Resource Management Division provides guidance to park management on all matters related to natural and cultural resources. The division conducts or oversees studies on physical, biological, and cultural resources. The division also maintains the park's museum collection. Supervisory Facility Operations Specialist - Guillermo DelgadilloContact: (956) 541-2785 Option 4 or e-mail us The Maintenance Division oversees the operation of maintaining all roads, trails, buildings, utilities, grounds, vehicles, and other facilities in the park to ensure they are safe and in good condition. The division also manages facility construction and rehabilitation projects to support the park’s operation. |
Last updated: December 1, 2025