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Please be advised that the Contracting Office will be closed to visitors on
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009  for administrative contracting operations. In
the event of an emergency, please contact Pat Lendvay Humphrey at 379-1007
or Lorene Schafer at 379-1873. (L. Sheetz/P. Lendvay Humphrey - 6/22/09)
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DNC Guest Recreation is proud to announce today June 19th 2009, the opening
of Glen Aulin High Sierra Camp and White Wolf Lodge, both in Yosemite's
High Sierra.
The Hours for the White Wolf Restaurant are,
Breakfast Hours 7:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
Dinner Hours 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Dinner Reservations Recommended, please call 209.372.8416 (V. McMichael -
6/22/09)
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Free art classes at the Yosemite Art & Education Center
Enjoy expert instruction by a professional artist in the spectacular
scenery of Yosemite Valley!  Our volunteer artist this week is Don Fay,
teaching Watercolor for Landscape.

The Art Center, located just south of the Village Store, is open for its
25th season.  We are open 9:30am to 4:00pm Wednesday through Saturday only,
offering free classes from 10am to 2pm.  Bring your own supplies or buy
them at the Center.  Sign up in advance by stopping by the Center, or call
372-1442.  Space is limited!  Kids 12 and under are welcome when
accompanied by an adult.  Kid’s Kraft Classes are offered Sundays from 11am
to noon.

For additional information and the complete schedule of classes for 2009,
go to: http://www.yosemite.org/116/Art-Education-Center.htm
or, give us a call at 372-1442.  Happy painting! (M. Seiler - 6/22/09)
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Sales Information Assistant position available with the Yosemite
Association.
This seasonal position is part-time, 32 hours a week, selling educational
materials and providing information to Park visitors at the Big Oak Flat
Information Station and Valley Visitors Center.  Candidates should have at
least one year of related experience, a high school diploma, excellent
customer service skills and the ability to work independently.  Strong
computer skills are essential.  Knowledge of and interest in Yosemite
National Park is preferred.

The pay range for this position is $9 to $13 per hour, dependent upon
experience.  For a full job description and more information, contact Todd
King at 209-379-2646, x21.

To apply, download and print a YA employment application at
http://www.yosemite.org/DSN/wwwyosemiteassociationorg/Content/YA%20Application%20Form.pdf
. Mail your completed application, cover letter and resume to:
Yosemite Association
Attn:  Todd King
PO Box 230
El Portal, CA 95318 (M. Seiler - 6/22/09)
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Groveland this Week: 6/22 - 6/29
6/25 Yosemite Chamber of Commerce Monthly Mixer at the new YCC offices at
Mountain Sage info@groveland.org Jackie 209.962.0429. Visit the Yosemite
Chamber of Commerce at their new setting inside Mountain Sage with visitor
Information center. Program starts at 5:30

6/26 & 27 Live at the Door: Steve Gatz & Double Shuffle Iron Door Saloon
www.iron-door-saloon.com Chris 209.962.8904. Live music on the weekends at
the Iron Door. Enjoy great rock & roll, dance music, sometimes blues...a
collection of styles!

6/27 Movies in the Park: Hotel for Dogs Lower Mary Laveroni Community Park
a pittance info@groveland.org Jackie 209.962.0429. Goose, the Hotel Dog
running for Honorary Mayor, is likely to show up for this special feature,
we think its about him.

6/27 Live at the Sage: Incendio Mountain Sage Amphitheater $13 adv. $16
door mtnsage@mlode.com Robb 209.962.4686  Concerts start at 5, food and
beverages available...great fun!

6/28 Fashion Show from infants to size 3x Pine Mountain Lake Lodge $15 This
is a wonderful all Groveland event with specialists in Hair and Makeup,
Clothing from infants to 3x. A Brilliant show to be sure! Lunch is
included.

7/4 & 7/5 Groveland Art and Wine Show by the Sierra Professional Artists at
the Yosemite Courtyard at the Groveland Hotel. A great little show
featuring works by our local artisans. The program always includes a raffle
for original works of art and fundraising for art in the schools programs.
Visitors enjoy art, wine and music throughout the weekend

7/8 Honorary Mayor Stump-off at Mountain Sage Free info@groveland.org
Jackie 209.962.0429. Our first of several stumping events. This free
evening of boisterous fun event will be at Mountain Sage with beer, wine
and food available for purchase. Goose, the Hotel Dog running for Mayor,
will be stumping right along with the rest of them! (Goose's fundraising
efforts go to his sponsor, Camp Tuolumne Trails, www.tuolumnetrails.org)

More details and additional events can be found on
www.HotelCharlotte.com/events.html (HotelCharlotte - 6/22/09)

Happening Today/This Week (Check the Community News section for other
events)
Glacier Point Road Rehabilitation Project to Begin in Yosemite National
Park
Yosemite National Park will be reconstructing part of the Glacier Point
Road beginning this Monday, June 22, 2009.  Work will consist of the
rehabilitation, restoration, and resurfacing of the road, including
repaving and drainage improvements to include 5.1 miles of the road from
the Chinquapin intersection to Badger Pass Ski area.  Additionally, there
will be work on the Wawona Road (Hwy. 41) near the Chinquapin intersection.

This work will result in thirty-minute delays for park visitors.  The
traffic delays will occur weekdays (Monday through Friday) with one lane
traffic control.  Work will occur during daylight hours and night work will
begin on August 1.  Traffic will be stopped by flaggers and vehicles will
be released every thirty minutes.  Weekend construction will allow for two
lanes of unrestricted travel for park visitors.

Restroom facilities at the Chinquapin intersection will be closed.
Visitors are asked to use restrooms in Wawona, Yosemite Valley, and Glacier
Point.

The project will have a winter shutdown date as to not affect the operation
of the Badger Pass Ski Resort.  The project is slated to be completed on
May 27, 2010. -NPS- (K. Cobb - 6/18/09)
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Submitting a Yosemite Fund proposal?  Attend this workshop to learn how to
write an effective proposal!
What: Yosemite Fund Proposal-Writing Tutorial
When: Tuesday, June 23rd at 10 am
Where: El Portal Large Breakroom
Why: Learn about what projects typically appeal to the Fund, how to write
an effective proposal, how to avoid common pitfalls, what the Fund's
Project Review Committee is looking for, and more!

Every branch that is planning on submitting proposals should plan on having
at least one employee sttend.  Contact me with any questions. (J.
Treutelaar - 6/18/09)
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Come say good-bye to Bernadette - The one and only Bernadette Barthelenghi
of Project Management is leaving Yosemite for the wilds of Wyoming!  Please
join us on June 23, 2009, at 3:30 p.m. on the deck of Project Management in
El Portal, for a farewell social in Bernadette's honor. (S. Henderson -
6/18/09)
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Structure Fire Training - June 15 through 26, 2009
Yosemite national Park is hosting a Structure Fire Training Academy.
Twenty-four firefighters, law enforcement rangers, trails crews and
utilities personnel from Yosemite and Death Valley National parks, and the
Lake Mead national Recreation Area are participating in this important
training. The National Structural Fire Instructor Cadre for this
comprehensive program are Jeff Panetta, Dave Van Inwagen and Tony Bacon.
Adjunct instructors are by Yosemite fire personnel Dan Coffman, Arron Woods
and Bernard Spielman.

The components of this training include classroom and extensive
manipulative instruction. The emphasis is firefighter safety in structural
fires, building construction, structural fire behavior and live fire
exercises in flammable gasses, flash-over and vehicular fires.
The training is being conducted in the Wawona Community Area. The live fire
exercises will be Tuesday, June 23, and Wednesday June 24.

For additional information:
Yosemite Fire Office: (209) 372-0504
Yosemite Fire Information and Education Office: (209) 372-0489
Yosemite Fire Management Website: www.nps.gov/yose/fire (G. Wuchner -
6/18/09)
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Spanish Night! : A very special Spanish Night will be happening on
Saturday, June 27 at 5 pm.  Santiago’s parents have graciously offered to
host and cook a traditional Chilean dinner for all attendees.  *NOTE* It is
customary to bring a small alcoholic drink to the host.  “Tengo hambre”
just thinking about it!  The usual Spanish charades will be conducted over
dinner (ALL IN SPANISH… of course).  If interested, please RSVP to
spanish4yo@gmail.com by June 23.  A $10 dollar donation is being asked to
simply cover the cost of the feast. (M. Escobar  - 6/22/09)

Construction and Road News (Updated 6/19/09)
Rehabilitate Curry Village Lounge and Registration Buildings
Substantial completion projected for June 19, 2009.
DNC scheduled to move into rehabilitated facilities on June 22 and 23,
2009.

Integrated Utilities Phase 2a (multiple utilities from Ice Rink to Boys
Town to North end of Lower Pines CG)
Installation of thrust collars at Curry Village.
Work  continues at Lower Pines lift station

Integrated Utilities Phase 3a
(Water line from Lower Pines CG to the Ahwahnee)
This work is expected to begin mid July and continue into the fall 2009.

Lower Tecoya Housing Utilities
(Water, sewer and power lines throughout the Lower Tecoya Housing area)
The project is being broken down into phases to occur during the
summer/fall of 2009.

Yosemite Lodge sewer line repairs
Work is underway in front of the Cedar Building.

Hodgdon Meadow Generator
Start-up and training completed this week.

Replace Gas Chlorination Systems at 5 Utility Plants
Work will resume on 7/1/09.

Valley Loop Road
Northside Drive, Southside Drive, and El Capitan Crossover are now open for
traffic.  However, throughout the month of June there will be intermittent
one-lane closures at various locations as crews complete punch-list items,
with up to 15-minute delays. (The afternoon showers have been delaying the
final striping)

Wawona Tunnel Ventilation Repair
Continued installation of conduit and wire.
Continued installation of the MCC, transformer and, switchgear.

Glacier Point Road Rehabilitation
Survey work is ongoing with minimal delays.
June 22, drainage work is scheduled to begin, so please prepare for up to
30-minute delays when traveling on the Glacier Point Road and the Wawona
Road around the Chinquapin Intersection. Traffic is scheduled to be
released on the hour and ½ hour interval with flaggers and pilot cars.
June 22, the restroom at the Chinquapin Intersection is also scheduled for
closure as crews begin work around the parking lot/Wawona Road
intersection. (S. Willams - 6/19/09)

Park News
Our public open house this week (Wed. June 24th, 1-4 pm) includes the
opportunity to drop-in and tour the proposed Environmental Education Campus
project site(s):  Crane Flat and Henness Ridge, on your way to or from the
Valley Visitor Center Open House.

Yosemite News Release
May 8, 2009
For Immediate Release
Yosemite National Park Announces the availability of the Yosemite Institute
Environmental Education Campus Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS)
for Public Review

The Yosemite Institute (YI), a National Park Service (NPS) non-profit park
partner, has provided environmental education programs in Yosemite since
1971 at its Crane Flat campus. Most of the campus structures and utilities
are over 60 years old, energy inefficient, and difficult to retrofit to
achieve modern standards for health, safety, and accessibility. The campus
can accommodate only a fraction of the students in the program; the
remainder must be based elsewhere in the park, in commercial lodging. To
address these issues, YI and the NPS are considering options to provide
better facilities by redeveloping the existing campus, or constructing a
new campus at Henness Ridge, and restoring Crane Flat to natural
conditions.

The Draft Environmental Impact Statement presents the environmental
analysis of three alternatives the agency is considering, for public
review, according to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA, 1969, as
amended): Alternative 1—No-Action; Alternative 2—redevelop Crane Flat
campus; and Alternative 3—construct a new campus at Henness Ridge, and
restore Crane Flat. Potential impacts to park resources are presented and
analyzed under each alternative. Public comments are welcomed and will be
considered in preparation of a Final EIS, anticipated for this fall.

The public comment period for the YI Environmental Education Campus DEIS is
open now through July 15, 2009. The plan is available on the park's website
at http://www.nps.gov/yose/parkmgmt/eecampus.htm  Public meetings will be
held on May 28, 2009 at the Mariposa County Government Chambers from 4-7pm,
and at Fort Mason, Golden Gate NRA on June 17, 2009 from 4-8 pm.  Public
Open Houses will be held at the Yosemite Valley Visitor Center Auditorium,
with drop-in site visits at Crane Flat and Henness Ridge, on May 27 and
June 24, 2009, from 1-4 p.m. (call 209/379-1365 for details/directions).
Additional copies of the plan will be available, and park staff will be on
hand to discuss the plan and answer questions.

Written scoping comments should be postmarked no later than July 15, 2009.
Comments may be submitted at public meetings, by mail, fax, e-mail, and via
the Planning, Environment, and Public Comment (PEPC) database. Submit
written comments, or request a CD or hard copy of the DEIS, to the
following:

Mail: Superintendent, Yosemite National Park
     Attn:  YI EEC DEIS
     PO Box 577
     Yosemite, CA 95389
Fax:  209/379-1294     Phone:  209/379-1365
Email:  YOSE_planning@nps.gov
PEPC:  http://parkplanning.nps.gov

For more information on park planning efforts, visit the website at
www.nps.gov/yose/parkmgmt.htm. -NPS-
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Yosemite News Release
June 18, 2009
For Immediate Release
Media Contacts:
Scott Gediman 209-372-0248
Kari Cobb 209-372-0529
Yosemite Art Exhibit to Feature Diverse Works by Artists-in-Residence
A unique art exhibit is opening on June 20, 2009 at the Yosemite Museum
Gallery. The exhibit features work from seven professional artists, all
part of the Artists-in-Residence program. The program, established over 20
years ago, is coordinated by Yosemite Renaissance. Professional artists are
invited to live in Yosemite for one entire month which allows them to
immerse themselves in the park, visiting the spectacular expanse that is
Yosemite and capturing the hidden gems behind the traditional icons.

Art includes paintings, prints, drawings, fabric art and sculptures by John
Barnett, Jane Culp, Tom Killion, Bruce Klein, Hearne Pardee, Bonnie
Peterson and Gina Werfel.

An opening reception will be held from 5:30 to 7:00 PM on Friday, June 19
at the Yosemite Museum Gallery. The reception is open to the public.

This diverse exhibit continues through November 8. If you are visiting
Yosemite we encourage you to stop by the Yosemite Museum Gallery to see
these national artists’ interpretations of the beauty that is Yosemite.
Yosemite Museum Gallery is located just west of the Visitor Center.

Yosemite Renaissance, a non-profit corporation, encourages diverse
interpretations of Yosemite and the environment of the Sierra Nevada.  This
art exhibit helps bring together the works of serious contemporary artists
that do more than duplicate traditional representations.  A continuum with
past generations of Yosemite artists is created through the reestablishment
of the interpretation of the visual arts.  These visual arts are an
interpretive medium of the surrounding landscape and a stimulus to the
protection of the environment. -NPS-
Editors Note:  For more information about specific art on display, please
contact Robert Woolard, Director of Yosemite Renaissance at 209-372-4946.
(K. Cobb - 6/19/09)

Announcements
White Wolf and Tuolumne campgrounds will open today 6/19 at noon.  The
Tuolumne campground will all be available on a first come first serve
basis, approx. 100 sites will remain closed due to wet conditions.  On July
1st 1/2 of the 304 sites at Tuolumne Meadows will be available by advance
reservations only.  (S. Ogden - 6/19/09)
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Crane Flat Campground will open for the season on Thursday, June 18, 2009
at 12 noon.  The campground will initially be open on a first-come,
first-serve basis only.  On July 1, one half of the campground will be open
first-come, first-serve, and one half will be available by advanced
reservations (which began to be taken on February 15). (M. Carter -
6/18/09)
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The following property was reported missing during this year's property
inventory. Please check your work and storage areas and notify Karen
Kolbeck in Property Management (379-1028) if you find any of these items.
Thank you.
Property #
(or license)                Item
NP8000094386            Dell laptop
NP8000093296            Nikon camera
NP8000049638            HP printer
NP8000094366            Kodak camera
NP8000092362            Dell laptop
NP8000097881            Nikon camera
NP8000093629            Nikon camera
NP2000011773            Dell monitor
NP8000092604            HP printer
NP8000093146            Nikon camera
I-271754          Ford Th!nk cart
NP8000093470            HP printer
NP8000092671            Dell computer
NP8000093409            Dell monitor
NP2000011757            Dell monitor
NP8000091617            HP printer (K. Kolbeck - 6/17/09)
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How do you maintain your yard, conserve water, and help save our oak trees?
Per the "Yosemite Residential Yard Care Policy", occupants are responsible
for routine yard care including watering during the growing season.
Although grass is part of the cultural landscape, we ask that residents and
employees do not water near the trunks of California Black Oaks. Watering
oaks will cause root rot that slowly kills the tree.  Our oaks are an
important natural and cultural resource serving important ecological
functions as well as an traditional food source. To help save our oaks, do
not water within 5 feet for every 1 ft diameter of the trunk of an oak tree
or within the canopy of a black oak.  For additional information, please
contact the park botanist, park gardener, or Housing Management Office. (C.
Baker - 6/17/09)
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The Property Management Office is again accepting property for disposition.
Please remember that a "Property Turn-in Sheet" (this is an updated
"Request for Survey" form) must be completed for every item turned in. If
you need a copy of this form, or have other questions regarding property
disposition, please call Don Ramsey @ 379-1024. If you have property you
are no longer using and do not need, we highly recommend that you turn it
in to the Property Office. Experience has shown that "stashed" property is
frequently forgotten and hard to find during inventory. Also, the park pays
an annual IT assessment for every computer and laptop; don't waste money by
keeping computer equipment you are not using. TURN IT IN!

Property management is once again accepting excess government property.
Property will be accepted by appointment only with Don Ramsey (379-1024)
Monday through Thursday.  Between the hours of 08:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Hazardous material will not be accepted.
Property must be clean.
Property with an acquisition cost of less than $300.00 that is scrap (has
no value) will not be accepted.  It should be recycled properly.
Informal property with an acquisition cost of greater than $300.00 must be
turned in.
All formal property must be turned in.
Formal property may not be cannibalized prior to turn in.
Property Turn-in Sheets must be filled out completely. (D. Ramsey/K.
Kolbeck - 6/15/09)
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The time has come for another year's cycle of The Yosemite Fund's grant
proposal process!
The park benefits enormously from this partnership;  in fact, The Yosemite
Fund has donated over $40 million to Yosemite since 1988.  This process is
the mechanism by which Yosemite National Park requests funding from The
Yosemite Fund and its donors to further the park's mission and accomplish
important work for which other funding sources may not be available.  The
grants for approved proposals from this process will go into effect in
January 2010.

Anyone affiliated with Yosemite, including non-NPS employees such as a
concessioner, can submit a proposal, although it must be submitted through
a Division Chief.  The first deadline is several weeks away to allow for
collaboration in developing proposals.  Notifying and working with the
appropriate division chief well in advance of the deadline is strongly
encouraged.

Four files are necessary to guide you in this process.  The first is a
timeline and explanation of the steps from here.

The next is a copy of The Fund's "Guidelines for Project Selection."  These
newly revised guidelines and policies have two purposes:  to assist park
employees in preparing Fund project proposals, and to assist The Fund's
Project Review Committee in assessing those proposals for recommendation to
the Board of Trustees for funding.  Please utilize these guidelines when
writing your proposals as it will certainly make them stronger.

The last two files are the proposal and budget forms, which need to be
fully completed for each proposal.  The forms are very similar to last
year.  Please remember if you are submitting a multi-year proposal the
budget form must have a completed tab for each year.  Please utilize the
"sum" function built into the spreadsheets to tabulate totals rather than
adding the numbers yourself and typing the total in.  To check a box on the
Word form, right-click the box, select Properties, and select "checked."
If graphics or maps are available, it is recommended you include them with
the proposal - such visuals are helpful to the Project Review Committee in
evaluating the proposals.  Lastly, be sure to save a copy of both files
locally prior to submitting them to your division chief.  Last year, some
forms had to be re-typed because only hard copies were retained.

Proposals are due to Division Chiefs by July 6th, 2009.

To get these files, or if you have any questions in the meantime, please
contact Jennifer Treutelaar at 209-372-0238 or Jennifer_Treutelaar@nps.gov.
(J. Treutelaar - 5/27/09)
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Wilderness Training:
Almost 95% of Yosemite National Park is Congressionally-designated
Wilderness. Come join Yosemite's Wilderness staff for a short, informative
introduction to the concept of Wilderness and how it is managed in Yosemite
National Park. This training is open at no cost to all NPS employees and
park partner staff. The training will be presented twice:
  Tuesday, June 30 from 8:30-noon; Cliff Room at Yosemite Lodge
Topics covered include: The Wilderness Act; National Park Service
Wilderness Policy; Yosemite National Park's Wilderness Management Plan;
Visitor use of Yosemite's wilderness; NPS operations in wilderness; and the
use of the Minimum Requirement analysis process.

If interested in attending either of these sessions, RSVP to April Stowell
at april_stowell@nps.gov or 209/372-0347. (P. Meierding - 5/21/09)
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Help keep Yosemite beautiful! Become a volunteer!
Join the Habitat Protectors of Yosemite (HaPY) at our weekly drop-in
program! Volunteers help protect and restore endangered plant and wildlife
habitat in Yosemite Valley and other high value habitat areas in Yosemite
National Park. Visit some of the most scenic areas in the park and help
eradicate invasive plant species encroaching upon native habitat. Plan to
get dirty while manually removing the non-native Himalayan blackberry, bull
thistle, mullein, and other invasive species. Get involved and meet new
people. Take an active role in managing your national park.

Habitat Protectors of Yosemite meets every Friday between Memorial Day and
Labor Day from 9 am to noon. Meet in front of the Valley Visitor Center and
walk with the crew leader to the work site.

Individuals and groups welcome. No pre-registration required for
individuals. Groups larger than 10 are required to pre-register by calling
(209) 379-1850.

Please visit the HaPY volunteer web page for more information about the
program and to print the volunteer forms:
http://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/hapy.htm (L. Elze - 5/11/09)
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As our Communications Team continues efforts to expedite work requests,
please send all  Telecommunications/Electronics Equipment related requests
to Yose_Telecom@nps.gov.  Telecommunications equipment related requests
include:  two-way radios, telephone systems, pagers, cellular phones,
alarms, fuel systems, data connectivity, and miscellaneous electronic
equipment.

As always, the communications team can be contacted at the following
numbers:
Phone:
David Thorpe            379-1090
Trish Dutrey            379-1212
Tolley Gorham           379-1092
Dan Clingenpeel   379-1260
Michael Jordan          379-1234 (T. Dutrey - 4/1/09)
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Reminder:  For all Maintenance repair requests in Yosemite, please contact
the Customer Service Center.  Maintenance repair requests include: Park
Housing, Buildings, Grounds, Utilities, Roads, Trails and Forestry issues.
It is especially important to remember to contact the Customer Service
Center before  any requests for Sign Shop fabrications.  You may do so by
phone, e-mail or fax.

Please note that the Customer Service Center staff phone numbers have
changed:
Phone:
Sara Hawksley                 379-1058
Jessica Clingenpeel           379-1065
J. Colter Chisum              379-1068

E-Mail:
YOSE_FMD_Customer_Service_Center@nps.gov
Fax:
(209) 379-1066 (J. Clingenpeel - 1/7/09)

HR Corner
Yosemite National Park -- Current Vacancy Announcements
UPDATED: June 16, 2009
The following is a summary of current vacancy announcements at Yosemite
National Park.  Most vacancy announcements will be posted on
http://www.usajobs.gov.  This website is the Office of Personnel
Management's USAJOBS internet site.  If you have any questions or cannot
find the announcement on USAJOBS, please call the Park’s Human Resources
Office at (209) 379-1805.
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|  PERMANENT – NATIONAL  |                        |                        |
| PARK SERVICE CAREER OR |                        |                        |
|   CAREER-CONDITIONAL   |                        |                        |
|       EMPLOYEES        |                        |                        |
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|SECRETARY (OA)          |Environmental Protection|                        |
|Vacancy Ann #:          |Specialist              |                        |
|YP264881 IK             |Vacancy Ann #:          |                        |
|Who May Apply:          |FS-255347-SW09          |                        |
|Status Candidates       |Who May Apply:          |                        |
|Pay Plan:               |Status Candidates       |                        |
|GS-0318-06/07           |Pay Plan:               |                        |
|Appointment Term:       |GS-0028-07/09           |                        |
|Permanent               |Appointment Term:       |                        |
|Job Status:             |Permanent               |                        |
|Full-Time               |Job Status:             |                        |
|Opening Date:           |Full-Time               |                        |
|2009-06-09              |Opening Date:           |                        |
|Closing Date:           |2009-06-16              |                        |
|2009-06-22              |Closing Date:           |                        |
|                        |2009-06-24              |                        |
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| PERMANENT – DEPARTMENT |                        |                        |
| OF THE INTERIOR CAREER |                        |                        |
| OR CAREER-CONDITIONAL  |                        |                        |
|       EMPLOYEES        |                        |                        |
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|Park Ranger             |                        |                        |
|(Protection/Security    |                        |                        |
|Specialist)             |                        |                        |
|Vacancy Ann #:          |                        |                        |
|YP265726 IK             |                        |                        |
|Who May Apply:          |                        |                        |
|Status Candidates       |                        |                        |
|Pay Plan:               |                        |                        |
|GS-0025-11              |                        |                        |
|Appointment Term:       |                        |                        |
|Permanent               |                        |                        |