Buffalo Bill Museum: 303.526.0747
The Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave is one of the most popular Denver attractions, ranking #3 in the Denver Metro Area, according to the 2001 Denver Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau's Longwoods Study. If you're fascinated with the "Wild Wild West," then this museum is the place for you. Features include videos with actual footage from Buffalo Bill's Wild West, exhibits about Buffalo Bill, Native American artifacts, antique firearms, and an interactive children's activity area.

Athetic Fields Maintenance: 303.458.4801
Denver Parks and Recreation's Citywide Operations performs athletic field maintenance throughout the playable season to ensure sound condition of the city's permitted soccer, football, baseball, softball, rugby, and lacrosse fields during the months of February through November. Services include: daily preparation of all skinned ball fields; g rading of ball fields as needed; layout of fields to proper dimension; cleaning, raking, and trash removal; and general repairs to press boxes, bleachers, fences, soccer goals, lighting, and backstops. To permit an athletic field, contact our permitting office at 720.913.0700.

Colorado State University (CSU) Cooperative Extension: 720.913.5270
The CSU Cooperative Extension of Denver Parks and Recreation provides informal, non-credit education to all residents of Denver. Denver Extension is part of a nation-wide system that uses the latest research to help residents learn more about gardening , conserving water, healthy eating , personal finances , food safety , family relationships, youth development/involvement , and more.

Construction Access Permits/UndergroundUtility Locates in Parks: 303.698.4904
Excavation and construction as part of a project on Denver Parks and Recreation Department's property, requires a Construction and Access Permit and a "Call Before You Dig" to report any excavation that may be done at least two business days prior to excavation. Construction permit and excavation calls should initially should first be sent to Utility Notification Center of Colorado (UNCC) at 1-800-922-1987 to determine if the property or parcel is overseen by the City and County of Denver Parks and Recreation Department.

Dogs Off-Leash Hotline: 303.964.1006
All inquiries and maintenance concerns related to Denver's five designated Dogs Off-Leash Areas should be directed to the Dogs Off-Leash hotline above.

Denver Golf: 303.370.1555
Denver Golf provides golf programming opportunities throughout the City and County of Denver's seven golf courses and oversees golf course maintenance and capital improvements to all Denver Golf courses and amenities. Call for more information or assistance.

Facility Services: 303.458.4835
Denver Parks Maintenance provides maintenance and repair services for all buildings and facilities in parks, parkways and recreation centers.For graffitti removal call 303.458.4833.

Forestry: 720.913.0651
Denver Forestry is responsible for administering all forestry maintenance in Denver's parks, parkways, and public office building spaces. Denver Forestry is also responsible for managing the city nursery, planting trees, overseeing maintenance of trees along the public right-of-way (which are the responsibility of the adjacent property owner), and helping citizens with arboricultural-related issues.

Finance and Administration: 720.913.0696
Denver Parks and Recreation Finance and Administration provides support services in the areas of accounting, financial control, and management information services; coordinates all purchasing and contracting functions, administers the department's personnel and payroll functions, and administers safety programs for department personnel.

Human Resources Office : 720.913.0746
The Denver Parks and Recreation Human Resources Office is responsible for overseeing all personnel concerns for the department. Please contact the Career Service Authority Job Information Line at 720.913.JOBS to hear about current openings with Denver Parks and Recreation and other City agencies, or to find out how to apply for a position with the City. Call for Denver Parks and Recreation personnel and employee questions.

Marketing and Communication : 720.913.0633
The Denver Parks and Recreation Office of Marketing and Communication is responsible for overseeing and managing all press, marketing, community relations volunteer programs and communications activities for the deparment. Call for inquiries related to press, advertising, or for promotional opportunities with Denver Parks and Recreation.  To review news releases, click here.

Mountain Parks: 303.697.4545
The Denver Mountain Parks District is responsible for administering care and maintenance of all Denver mountain parks.

Natural Areas: 303.341.0115
The Denver Parks and Recreation Natural Areas program concentrates on the preservation of natural ecosystems through the protection, restoration, and management of open, undeveloped land in the Denver parks system. The Natural Areas program facilitates outreach, education, and environmental research for children and maintains a weed eating goat herd for special restoration projects.

Parks Maintenance: 720.913.0668
Denver Parks Maintenance provides maintenance for all parks, parkways, esplandes, and other park assets.

Permitting Office : 720.913.0700
Denver Parks and Recreation's Facility Use Permit Office handles permitting requests for parks and recreation facilities only. Permitting types include permits for picnics, athletic fields, filming, weddings, special events, photography, assemblies, performance stage/show wagon permits. Call or e-mail permitting.pr@ci.denver.co.us for more information.

Planning, Design, Construction: 720.913.0668
Denver Parks and Recreation Planning, Design, and Construcion is responsible for the design, renovation, and construction of parks and recreation facilities, as well as capital construction projects, such as trail development and park upgrades.

Recreation Administration: 720.913.0693
From baseball to basketball, swimming to skateboarding, to summer day-camps, arts, and adult fitness programs, Denver's Recreation division offers a variety of programs for all needs and interests. Call to find out more about our range of offerings, or for assitance. For a recreation center phone and address listing, click here.

Safety: 720.913.0727
Denver Parks and Recreation's Safety office provides administration of the safety and loss program for department personnel, including safety education, policy implementation, accident prevention, accident investigation, and Workers' Compensation management. Additional primary functions include public liability claims and subrogation administration, CDL administration, communications equipment coordination, Emergency Preparedness, and Department Rules and Regulations development. Call Safety to report an incident, accident, injury, or other unsafe condition.

Special Needs: 303.839.4800
The Denver Parks and Recreation Special Needs Program is designed to provide therapeutic recreation activities for all individuals with disabilities. Adaptive equipment or program modification is available for a variety of ages and abilities through this program for adaptive aquatics, wheelchair sports, therapeutic horseback riding, snow, water skiing and more.

Volunteer Programs: 303.433.5284.The Denver Parks and Recreation Volunteer Office is responsible for the development and coordination of several volunteer projects throughout the year suporting parks, planting, trash removal, youth service learning, and trails. Call to find out more about volunteer programs, or to get involved.